A new addition to the Managementors team

We are delighted to announce that Chloe Hale has joined Managementors as Administrator. Chloe graduated this summer with a BA Honours degree in Graphic Design from the University of Brighton. She has a passion for all things creative, working as an Open Day Rep whilst at university and gaining summer work experience at the Space […]

New year, new career?

As Managementors heads into 2019 with plans for growth, so the search for dynamic Project Managers and Consultants to join the Managementors team begins. Exhibiting at the UK Careers Fair Reading provided a great opportunity to meet local talent and discuss the open opportunities available. Throughout the day our team spoke with attendees who were […]

Cyber Essential Certification

We are extremely pleased to announce that Managementors has achieved Cyber Essentials Certification. The Cyber Essentials Certification is a government backed, industry supported scheme, based on technical controls to help organisations protect themselves against common online threats. The scheme addresses the most common internet based threats to security, such as hacking, phishing and password guessing. […]

Managementors commence work with Aviva

Managementors has recently commenced a new project with the largest general insurer and leading life and pensions provider, Aviva.  Working collaboratively with the teams within Workplace Benefits, the focus of the project will be to enhance the current ways of working by implementing and embedding a tailored Management Operating System (MOS).  We are looking forward […]

Planning for the future, Managementors restructures

Following on from what has been a successful year for the business, 2019 proves to be an exciting opportunity for the Managementors team. As announced at the Annual Winter Conference, from 2nd January 2019, Managementors shall transition to a Practice Lead business, and no longer operate within its Sales and Operational departments. This announcement was […]

Embracing excellence as a consultancy

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In 2016, the Management Consultancies Association (MCA) launched its new Consulting Excellence scheme. Two years on, and as 2018 comes to an end, it seems appropriate to reflect how Managementors is embracing the principles by which the scheme stands. Ethical Behaviour We are responsible and good citizens We conduct our business ethically We foster an […]

The best year yet! – Winter Conference 2018

Keeping to tradition, once again the Managementors team took the opportunity to reflect on the year past, and plan for 2019 at their Annual Winter Conference.  Meeting in London, this event brought the whole business together in what was two days of presentations and departmental reviews, and the chance to catch up over some enjoyable […]

Understanding Project Performance

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In recent years, there have been countless examples of high-profile projects in the UK blowing both their budgets and their deadlines. Crossrail, the Olympic Stadium, the Shard, Wembley Stadium… the list goes on. Whilst ‘large’ projects (over £8m) are twice as likely to be late, over-budget and missing critical features than ‘small’ projects (under £800k), […]

Celebrating a Decade at Managementors

Last week one of our Client Directors, Charlie Burtt, celebrated having been an employee at Managementors for 10 years. Charlie has been on quite a journey with the company. Starting as a fresh graduate in our Trainee Management Consultant position, we saw him progress through the graduate programme to become a fully-fledged Consultant. With further […]

Rethinking Construction – Again!

The construction industry is currently a turbulent environment! With major Construction and Infrastructure projects in delivery (such as Crossrail, Battersea and the planned expansion of Heathrow airport), an unstable labour market stifling productivity, combined with the slow uptake of technological advances and the unquantifiable impact of Brexit, all adding to the woes of a notoriously […]