Through measuring impact, designing strategy and delivering organisational change, Robin Brady guides and supports Social Impact Organisations to improve the effect they have on the social fabric of communities and the wellbeing of individuals and families. From managing capital funding programmes for Arts Council England to running a successful Social Impact consultancy, Robin’s journey is proof positive that staying curious and passionate about making a difference can change the way the world works. Today Robin helps organisations to identify the social impact of their programmes around the world, delivers SROI assessments, and leads strategy development and organisational change in NGOs to improve their impact.
Robin works with a wide range of clients, from international development and humanitarian agencies such as Concern Worldwide, Leonard Cheshire Disability and Plan International, Non-Departmental Public Bodies like the UK Met Office’s WISER Programme, animal welfare agencies such as The Donkey Sanctuary and The Brooke, cybersecurity and anti-trafficking agencies such as Get Safe Online and STOP THE TRAFFIK, and Housing Associations such as Clarion Housing Group and Places for People. Robin also works with infrastructure support organisations such as Philanthropy Impact and The Resource Alliance, and other medium-sized organisations such as The Royal Countryside Fund, Integrity Action and Ethical Trading Initiative. Robin has also worked with smaller agencies, including Citizens Advice Wandsworth, Pan Arts, Blackfield Creatives, and Music and Theatre for All.
Robin’s significant experience of consulting organisations and working in multi-country settings and with multi-country programmes has allowed him to take on numerous roles on various assignments around the world. Robin’s field experience includes conducting assignments in the United Kingdom, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, DR Congo, Uganda, Zambia, Cambodia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Ethiopia, South Africa and The Philippines; managing change programmes, providing leadership support, running focus groups, facilitating stakeholder meetings, working with beneficiary groups, overseeing survey data collection, data analysis, etc.
Robin holds a BA(Hons) from the University of the Witwatersrand. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a fellow of the Institute of Social Value, a member of Social Value UK, Consultants for Good, the UK Evaluation Society, the European Evaluation Society, The Experience Network, the Institute of Fundraising and listed in Who’s Who.
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