Kathryn Gorman Fcct

Special Advisor - Schools and Leadership @GGi

Berkhamsted, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2025 — Present

Special Advisor - Schools and Leadership @GGi

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London, GB

GGI is a consultancy dedicated to helping public-purpose organisations improve their strategy, leadership and governance.Our mission is to help create a better, fairer world. Since 2009, we have supported organisations and institutions committed to creating lasting value for society. We have developed services, tools and insights that are practical and can be applied in real-life situations by everyone at every level of the organisation.Our approach to strategy, leadership and governance inspires confidence in people to do the right thing, to make the right decisions in the right way, and to be assured that systems are in place to make it really difficult to fail.The GGI team brings together deep expertise and an innovative approach to tackling governance challenges.With backgrounds in public health, social care, housing, law, charitable and corporate sectors, and the arts, we’re known for designing creative, tailored solutions that deliver real results.This unique blend of experience and creativity ensures we craft governance frameworks that are not only practical and effective today but are also built for the future.

EDUCATION

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University of Birmingham

Bachelor of Arts - BA, English Literature (British and Commonwealth)

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University of Cambridge

Master of Education - MEd, Educational Leadership and School Improvement

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University of Leeds

PGCE, Secondary Education and Teaching

ABOUT KATHRYN GORMAN FCCT

Leadership is becoming more complex. I work with leaders, boards and institutions…

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