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Tim Hartley
Consultant
Expertise
Finding and offering clarity on 'the next step' for indivuduals, for the team I work with and for clients. I enjoy listening to, isolating and understanding stumbling blocks to moving forward - whether to achieve personal or organisational goals, and helping people to overcome them.
Passions @ work
Understanding what makes people tick and watching people grow. Structuring projects and workflows so that they make sense to a team, and making sure nobody is left behind. Offering new ways of looking at old things - finding unexpected value in things.
Passions away from work
Sport - any ball sport; great music - I love the acoustic guitar; laughter, friends and family; having great conversations; doing bad impressions; and the tomato plants at home.
Eastside highlights
The highlight so far has been joining this fantastic team of people. Being relatively new to Eastside, I look forward to more highlights unfolding.
Historic
After graduating from Bristol University, I worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers for three years focusing on the public and not-for-profit sectors. I became a risk management 'purist', providing risk-based consultancy advice to clients in the NHS, Housing sector and Central Government. After two years working at a specialist consultancy in Edinburgh, I moved to London and worked as a freelance consultant before joining the Eastside team in mid 2008.
Previous experience
- Freelance Strategy consultant and coach - early 2008
- Risk consultant, Chiene & Tait, Edinburgh - 2005-2007
- Associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers - 2001-2004
Education
- BSc Hons. Microbioglogy & Cellular and Molecular Pathology (University of Bristol)
pro bono / volunteer work
- Marketing director and Coach, Lucca Leadership Trust
- Former trustee, Whale Arts Agency
- Former helpline volunteer, National Association for Children of Alcoholics.
Nationality
British
Languages
English, French
Three South-West social enterprises scoop £225,000 to fight homelessness
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Fifteen organisations have been chosen to compete for a share of £500,000 and hundreds and thousands of pounds of other prizes through Spark to build their social enterprise to get more people off the streets permanently.
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Spark, an innovative £1.5million project to prevent and tackle homelessness using social enterprise, was launched on 18 December by Junior Housing Minister Iain Wright.
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