01.2022

Following Socia’s review of the Palace of Westminster Restoration and Renewal Delivery Authority Board in 2020 when  the Board was set up, we have been asked to carry out a full Board effectiveness review in 2022 now the Board is established in its role

01.2022

Socia awarded contract to conduct a Board effectiveness review for the Trustee Board of the V&A – as it embarks on exciting expansion plans to open two new sites in East London.

01.2022

Socia has been asked to carry out a Board effectiveness review for Marshall Group – a private family owned group of businesses base in Cambridge with international reach. This contract follows on from a similar Board review that Socia conducted in 2018

01.2022

Socia has won a contract to deliver a programme of senior team development for the HR team at the Department of Education – starting in January 2022

12.2021

Socia has been asked to support the induction of two newly appointed NEDs on the Board of NFU Mutual. This is part of an ongoing series of contracts that Socia has carried out for the Board of NFUM including Board effectiveness reviews, 360 feedback and Executive...

12.2021

Socia asked to carry out a follow-on review for the Board of National Highways (formerly Highways England) – building on the work we carried out when conducting a full Board effectiveness review in 2021.

11.2021

Socia has been asked to deliver an extended programme of Executive coaching at the Data Communications Company.  DCC is the company responsible for building and maintaining the network to which Britain’s smart meters will be connected.

10.2021

As part of an ongoing series of projects for the Directors of Network Rail NW&Central Region, Socia has been asked to run a strategic collaboration workshop with the Executive team of Avanti West Coast railways.

10.2021

Socia has won a contract to run a Board effectiveness review for the Board of Andium Homes (Jersey). Andium is Jersey’s largest provider of affordable housing, responsible for more than 4,500 properties, housing more than 10,000 Islanders