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Stuart Preston
Senior Associate
Stuart is a Leadership and Management
Consultant with over 20 years’ experience of designing, delivery in and
evaluating development programmes from board level to front-line managers. He has led teams in the military as well as
commercial and public sectors, focusing on the areas of sales, marketing,
leadership and development. Since moving
into consultancy Stuart has led and facilitated on leadership development
programmes for a diverse range of national and international
organisations. Stuart is an experienced
individual and team coach and holds a university accredited Certificate in
Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (accredited by Middlesex University).
Harriet Beveridge
Senior Associate
Harriet
started her career as a management consultant with Ernst and Young,
specialising in large scale change programmes.
She is now a one-to-one and group coach with 15 years’ experience working in a range of industries, including banking, law, manufacturing and retail. She has coached at Partner and Senior Manager level and enjoys helping high potential staff accelerate their progression.
Harriet has co-authored two books: 'Will It Make the Boat Go Faster? - Olympic-Winning Strategies for Everyday Success' and 'Top Tips for Talented Working Parents'. She is also a stand-up Comic and was semi-finalist at the 2011 UK Funny Women Award.
She is now a one-to-one and group coach with 15 years’ experience working in a range of industries, including banking, law, manufacturing and retail. She has coached at Partner and Senior Manager level and enjoys helping high potential staff accelerate their progression.
Harriet has co-authored two books: 'Will It Make the Boat Go Faster? - Olympic-Winning Strategies for Everyday Success' and 'Top Tips for Talented Working Parents'. She is also a stand-up Comic and was semi-finalist at the 2011 UK Funny Women Award.
Prof. Philip Glasgow
Associate
Phil Glasgow is the Founding Director of Refine
Performance and a visiting professor of the Ulster Sports Academy at Ulster
University. As a Chartered
physiotherapist Phil has over 20 years’ experience working in high performance
sport, attending the pressurised environments of global sporting events
including multiple Commonwealth and Olympic Games, as well as European and
World Championships. Phil was Head of
Sports Medicine at the Sports Institute Northern Ireland for almost 15 years the
Chief Physiotherapist for Team GB at Rio 2016.
He is currently working with the IRFU supporting their 7s teams as they prepare for Paris 2024. Phil has significant experience leading highly skilled diverse teams and working with elite athletes from a wide range of sports.
He is currently working with the IRFU supporting their 7s teams as they prepare for Paris 2024. Phil has significant experience leading highly skilled diverse teams and working with elite athletes from a wide range of sports.
Sue Pitkin Frost
Senior Associate
Sue is a highly professional and authentic Digital Workplace
and Business Transformation leader with over 20 years' experience in designing
and implementing complex technology, business transformational programmes and
innovative, ahead of market, business propositions for large global
corporations.
An expert in worker styles and workforce
personas, Sue thrives on developing and leading high performing, diverse teams
and inspiring others to reach their full potential through a coaching
mindset.
With a background in elite sport and an ICF
Associate Certified Coach, Sue coaches in the business world, helping
individuals, leaders and teams to perform under pressure and 'Outperform the
new norm' in todays' 21st Century Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous
world.
Charlie Parker
Associate
Charlie is currently a Leadership Consultant and Executive Coach and UK Sport endorsed mentor with a MSc in Coaching Science. She is also currently working as a Leadership Advisor with UK Sport and over the last 6 years much of her work focuses on Support and Challenge to World Class programme staff that have delivered Historical collective medal achievements in the last 3 Olympic and Paralympic Summer games and the last 2 Winter games. Specifically she has supported Performance Directors and their Teams to deliver Medal Success in Sochi, PyeongChang and Rio and she is currently working with the Senior Leadership teams of sports to prepare them for Tokyo 2021.
Charlie is an accredited member through the Association of Coaching and the European Mentoring and Coaching Council and she has lead on the development and implementation of the High-performance sports systems mentoring and Coaching strategies over 2.5 cycles. Prior to this she was the Director of Education and Development with Swim Ireland and was a former Olympic and Paralympic swimming coach representing Ireland in Beijing and London where the Irish swimming team saw medal winning performances in consecutive games.
Charlies ultimate passion in life is to support people to achieve despite the unique challenges and opportunities thay may face. She works at her best by navigating an ever-changing environment and has a Coaching approach that can support , especially those in leadership positions to help gain perspective and develop a route forwards for themselves facing change or uncertainty. Charlie adopts a holistic approach to Coaching and consultancy.
Charlie is an accredited member through the Association of Coaching and the European Mentoring and Coaching Council and she has lead on the development and implementation of the High-performance sports systems mentoring and Coaching strategies over 2.5 cycles. Prior to this she was the Director of Education and Development with Swim Ireland and was a former Olympic and Paralympic swimming coach representing Ireland in Beijing and London where the Irish swimming team saw medal winning performances in consecutive games.
Charlies ultimate passion in life is to support people to achieve despite the unique challenges and opportunities thay may face. She works at her best by navigating an ever-changing environment and has a Coaching approach that can support , especially those in leadership positions to help gain perspective and develop a route forwards for themselves facing change or uncertainty. Charlie adopts a holistic approach to Coaching and consultancy.
Sam Whale
Senior Associate
Sam is the Co -Owner and
Managing Director of Unforgiving Minute, a consultancy, with expertise based on
years of experience within high performance sport. Through 5 years working in UK Sport, Sam has
extensive experience of crafting and delivering leadership & coaching
development opportunities to Olympic and Paralympic Sports. His personal
philosophy centres on drawing upon expertise from world leading high performers
in any discipline, unearthing the ingredients of what makes these successful
and finding opportunities to apply these through successful collaboration with
others. With
a post graduate qualification in Executive Coaching from Ashridge Business
School, Sam has a specialist interest in mentoring and coaching, working side
by side with individuals and teams in support of them realising even more of
their own potential.
Alex Wolf
Associate
Alex Wolf has spent over 15 years supporting
athletes, staff and teams to perform in moments that matter; preparing for and
delivering at the Olympic Games. Initially he was a practitioner in the English
Institute of Sport, he a practitioner prior to moving into leadership
positions, as the Head of Strength and Conditioning and most recently, the Head
of Learning, with responsibility for individual and organisational learning and
development needs including the well-being and self-care of staff.
Alex is a co-founder of Wayfaring and uses the experiences and principles of working in high performance sport to facilitate leadership, team and people development. He brings a diverse range of expertise including an evidence based approach to performance and an understanding of motivation and behaviour to help individuals make lasting and meaningful changes.
Alex is a co-founder of Wayfaring and uses the experiences and principles of working in high performance sport to facilitate leadership, team and people development. He brings a diverse range of expertise including an evidence based approach to performance and an understanding of motivation and behaviour to help individuals make lasting and meaningful changes.
Chris Mcleod
Associate
Chris Mcleod has been working in elite sport for over 15
years and holds a post graduate certificate in Creativity, Leadership and
Innovation from Cass Business School. During his time in elite sport he has
worked alongside coaches to prepare athletes and practitioners for multiple
World Championships and Olympic Games (Beijing 2008, London 2012, Rio 2016). He
is currently Head of Strength and Conditioning for the Lawn Tennis Association
where he leads on both the day to day delivery and the development of the wider
UK practitioner community. Chris has previously worked for the English
Institute of Sport in multiple roles, most recently Head of Strength and
Conditioning and he also supported Team GB at the 2016 Olympics as a
Performance Scientist.
Through his experience in elite sport and beyond, Chris is passionate about growing creativity and innovation in individuals and teams, utilising unique tools and methods focused on people development, performance problem solving and major event planning and reviews.
Through his experience in elite sport and beyond, Chris is passionate about growing creativity and innovation in individuals and teams, utilising unique tools and methods focused on people development, performance problem solving and major event planning and reviews.
Dr Peter Brown
Elite Performance Coach
