Nicky Spencer MBA BSc (Hons) MIHM established her first consultancy in March 1999, primarily working with organisations in health and social care. The consultancy provided a dedicated and focused management resource, bringing together organisations, teams and professionals to identify and achieve their goals. In Spring 2007, Nicky launched Accomplice – branding the support offered and beginning the growing range of products.
Nicky handles all contact with clients and is responsible for developing Accomplice in line with clients’ expressed needs.
Accomplished in the design and implementation of strategies, plans, and projects, Nicky’s independent perspective and pragmatic approach to any challenge has benefited a range of organisations. Familiar with all sectors and used to working with a range of professionals, she adapts her style to suit the situation – advisor, trainer, facilitator, coach or interim manager.
Nicky’s Continual Professional Development record includes: PRINCE Project Management I; CIPD Facilitation Skills; CMPS Organisation Development; IHM Six Sigma. Nicky writes a regular column in the Health Service Journal, is an active member of the Institute of Healthcare Management and an East Midlands’ Business Champion.
Accomplice now builds upon Nicky’s extensive expertise, style, reputation and reliable track record in management and consultancy.
Nicky Spencer’s Curriculum Vitae
Advisory Board
An informal Board advises Nicky on the development of Accomplice and in monitoring the quality. Working largely on a virtual basis, they provide business, financial, educational and customer perspectives.
Nicky is also grateful to informal advice provided by Business Link and Integra Communications as well as the host of people who take time to feedback on the service. Should you wish to lend advice or worth with us on a regular basis, please contact us.
Support Services
Administration, accounting, business management and marketing are outsourced with the websites managed by Christina Fowler and photographic services provided by Tony Barratt
