Management Consultancy Team
Kate Gilmore
Principal Management Consultant
An expert in INGO change management, Kate spent the last decade as Executive Deputy Secretary General at Amnesty International, where she helped lead the organisation through a major transformation.
Quinn McKew
Quinn is an expert in strategic management and campaign design, with experience in both the not-for-profit and for-profit world. Most recently, she consulted with Fortune 500 companies to design and implement organisation-wide sustainability programmes, including international product marketing campaigns.
Eibhlín Morley
Consultant
Eibhlín has diverse experience in development and fundraising and has an strong track record in stakeholder engagement and major gifts fundraising for the Third sector. She has worked in-house for universities in the UK and Ireland working on the development of discrete donor engagement programmes.
David Segal
Knowledge Management Specialist
David is an expert in knowledge management, strategy and fundraising. He worked for 22 years in senior management positions for leading international companies before dedicating himself to the not-for-profit sector in 1999.
Will Campbell, Principal Learning and Development Consultant
Will specialises in senior leadership and Board development, facilitation and strategy development. He also leads our international work with INGOs in Africa and Asia.
Bernard Ross
Bernard is an expert in strategic thinking, organisational change and personal effectiveness. He works internationally in Europe, USA, Africa and South America.
He has worked with a wide range of not-for-profit organisations over 25 years, including the British Red Cross, Amnesty International, Greenpeace International, UNICEF, Oxfam and the British Film Institute.
Clare Segal
Clare is an accredited MBTI coach. She specialises in presentation, influence and communication skills.
Clare has been responsible for developing the cases for a number of national and international fundraising campaigns including NSPCC, UNICEF & Communitas Brazil. She was also a lead figure in developing the emergency response to the London Bombings on 7/7.
The International Team
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Usha Menon, Director, =mc|Asia Usha Menon specialises in non-profit leadership enhancement and training. She has over 20 years experience in the not-for-profit sector, having held leadership positions at the National Council of Social Services in Singapore and Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI). She was chairperson of the International Board of the Resource Alliance from 2004–2007. Usha is based in Singapore and fluent in English and Hindi.
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Lucimara Letelier, Director, =mc|Brazil Lucimara Letelier specializes in communications strategy, organisational structure, board development and institutional positioning. Lucimara has over 10 years experience in fundraising, marketing and communications. She has previously worked with ActionAid and the Guggenheim Museum New York. Her current clients include Save the Children, Projeto Guri, Santa Marcelina Cultura, sitawi, and Fabricas de Cultural. Lucimara is fluent in English and Portuguese.
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Penelope Cagney, Senior Consultant, =mc|USA Penelope Cagney specializes in planning and communications, and is an expert facilitator. She has taught postgraduate management courses at the School of Art Institute, Chicago. For more than 20 years she has consulted in North America, Europe and North Africa. She has worked with the National Cultural Centre of Egypt, the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago and the Charities Aid Foundation, London.
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Kitty Hilton, Senior Consultant, =mc|AU Kitty Hilton specialises in strategic planning, leadership and relationship management. Kitty has worked strategically with the not-for-profit sector for a wide range of clients including Outward Bound New Zealand, Mary Potter Hospice, Surf Life Saving Australia, Chamber Music New Zealand, Sydney Jewish Museum and WWF. |
