A founding Partner in The Connectives and lead Consultant, Liz is known for bringing real break through thinking and fresh energy in her strategic work with organisations across voluntary, private and public sectors.

Her reputation in aiding companies to create transformational strategies, improve their performance, and develop their leadership has earned her respect in many fields including housing, education, property and construction companies. She is known for her work in governance, culture change, group structure development and in the design and delivery of national programmes aimed at young people, older people and increasing the number of women in construction. She is often asked to speak at events, judge awards, advise and consult with leaders, and has assisted in the establishment of new organisations in the UK and abroad on these subjects and more.

Non-Exec Directorships & Memberships include:

• A regional board member of the Common Purpose Advisory Board
• Deputy Chair of the Blackburne House Group – an award winning 20+ year old education linked social enterprise
• School Governor in Moss Side Primary School, Manchester since 1988
• Member of the British Psychology Society and the Occupational and Organisational Psychology Section

She has served as

• Chair of a national youth charity – the Young Adults Trust
• A board member on the Single Purpose Committee of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation which was tasked with generating research and advice on the future of Public Services and Governance in the UK (3 year appointment ended March 2007)
• A national board member of the Investors in Community Standards
• A member of the international advisory committee on standards in person-directed long term care environments – Washington DC
• Deputy chief executive to a large Housing Group in the UK
• A member of the Association of MBA’s
  

A selection of clients and projects include:-
Wates Living Space; Egg Bank - UK; IG Doors - Wales; Concerns Universe Foundation - India; ONPHA - Canada; CARF- International; 42nd Street, - Manchester; Youth Justice Board - UK ; the Water Adventure Centre - Greater Manchester; Manchester City Council, Trafford Hospital Trust and many housing associations in the UK and Canada.