Catherine Graham Harrison
Catherine is an independent consultant working as an adviser to a wide range of organisations in the not-for-profit sector. Since establishing her consultancy in 1994, her work has covered strategic reviews of existing organisations and projects; development plans for new organisations and projects; funding strategies and advice on, and management of, organisational change and development. She also works as a mentor and is known for her skilled handling of sensitive and complex issues with both individual and organisational clients.

Clients have included the Victoria and Albert Museum; the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation; a large family trust; the London Borough of Camden; the Camelot Foundation; Arts Council, England; WWF-UK; Tate Modern; the Community Fund and Amnesty International, in addition to individual senior managers. 

Before becoming a consultant, she was Director of the Paul Hamlyn Foundation and before that Community Affairs Director and a senior client manager at Citicorp.  She started her career with a number of roles in the voluntary housing sector, the last being Deputy Director of a major London Housing Association.  She is a trustee of the National Heritage Memorial Fund; a Board member of the Heritage Lottery Fund and a Governor and Trustee of Coram Family. She has an MA in Modern History from Oxford University.

Lindsey is a freelance administrator and writer. She has over 8 years administrative experience in the not for profit sector having worked as an Office Manager and Executive Assistant in various UK charities. She works with Theresa and her colleagues part-time.

On occasion, Theresa has invited the participation of other consultancy organisations. A recent example is The Philanthropy Company, who were asked to participate in the project for Guys and St. Thomas NHS Trust and Charity, and to whom Theresa introduced the Institute of Historical Research.