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Ethics statement

  1. At Broadstairs Consulting Ltd, we are committed to living our purpose, to help clients create kinder, fairer, more productive workplaces and to our values. 
  1. We believe we hold a privileged position in terms of our exposure to organisations worldwide and across a range of different industries. 
  1. We understand because of our work, we have access to boards, leaders, managers and staff generally within these industries and organisations. 
  1. We recognise that we must hold ourselves to a high standard of professionalism and integrity in everything we do – because it is the right thing to do. 
  1. In the work we do with clients and within Broadstairs Consulting Ltd we will promote, encourage and foster an environment which is based upon mutual trust and respect and strive to ensure that everyone is valued for who they are and what they bring to their organisation. We do this through our values and our supporting policies.

Our values include: integrity, accountability, candour, kindness, determination, consistency, wisdom and clarity. We think these values will enable us to achieve impact as we work relationally as follows:

Impact

We care about creating better workplaces, helping our clients engage their people – protecting them from risk with candour. We encourage and equip people to be accountable for the environment they create around them at work. We challenge the status quo and strive for impact and effectiveness in everything we do. 

Integrity

We work consistently with the highest standards of probity. We offer innovative solutions that best answer our clients’ problems rather than easy answers. We’re uncomfortable rolling out standard products and helping people tick boxes. If the solution does not need to involve us, we will tell you.

Relationship

We connect as a team and our team connects with the people we work with. We listen to what people are actually saying and value their contribution. These constructive connections inspire and enable people to change their workplaces. We challenge people to authentically make the best use of their whole selves at work.

Boundaries

We love what we do and when we are working, work is the most important thing in our lives. We provide an exceptional service and enable our team to meet our clients’ high expectations by allowing them to balance the competing priorities in their lives. Commitment and contribution during working time are what matters.

CHANGES TO THIS STATEMENT

We keep our ethics statement under regular review. This statement was published on 8 March 2023 and was last updated on 8 March 2023. We may update it from time to time, and when we do, a new version will be posted to this website.

If you have any questions about this statement, please contact us. Our details are shown below:

FAO: Director
Broadstairs Consulting Ltd
42A High Street
Broadstairs
Kent, CT10 1JT

info@broadstairsconsulting.com 

Leah Brown, Director
Approved and certified on behalf of the Board 
8 March 2023

Faith Amurao

Copywriter / Events

Christine holds various Diplomas and Certificates and has a wealth of experience in both large and small companies. Her key skills and expertise are office management/administration, project management, organising events/conferences and teaching/training. She lives in Westgate-on-Sea and enjoys gardening, travelling, card/jewellery making, and volunteering. Her values in life are kindness and integrity and her motto is “inspiration is found in the development of others”.

Nadia Burrell

Nadia is an accredited mediator with the Society of Mediators and established Thanet Mediation Centre. In her work with Broadstairs Consulting, she works closely with organisations to get to the root of their problems and identify the road to resolution. With experience working in the charity, government, and corporate sectors, Nadia has mediated problems from every angle.

Leah Brown FRSA

Leah is an accredited mediator with the Society of Mediators, and the Founder and CEO of Broadstairs Consulting. During her career as a corporate M&A lawyer, Leah found her voice through creative expression. Having written a book on transformation and becoming a self-employed consultant, Leah felt compelled to establish a problem-solving business that helped leaders get to the bottom of business-critical issues.

Saphy

The Dog

Sapphira (“Saphy”) is our sassy micro dog. She keeps us all in check and her Cavapoo charm wins over everyone who meets her. Her favourite place is on a sandy beach chasing a ball. She’s partial to a coffee shop with a comfy sofa but prefers a wine bar or a five star hotel. Her adventures can be found on Instagram @saphythesplendiferous.

Nadia Burrell

Project Lead

Nadia is the Project Lead based in London. She works closely with organisations to get to the root of their problems and identify the road to resolution. She is also an accredited mediator. With experience working in the charity, government, and corporate sectors, Nadia has solved problems from every angle. Her favourite place in the world is Jemaa el-Fnaa in Marrakech, enjoying the sunset and eating street food.

Tom Brewster

Head of Operations

Prior to this role, Tom worked with teenagers for ten years in church settings. That work cultivated a passion for helping people grow, develop and explore. He loves to see people working well together, and enabling teams to thrive and achieve their full potential. He is also studying for an MA, and is the director of Joyful Noise, a song-writing and publishing business. His favourite place in the world is the Lake District.

Owen Rees-Jones

Head of Marketing

After initially training as an architect, Owen made the move into digital advertising. With nearly a decade of experience in content production, programmatic advertising and creative strategy, Owen is passionate about the power of creativity and seeing how it can transform businesses. He is also always up for a beer and a board game and his favourite place in the world is probably somewhere in Africa.

Leah Brown

Founder and CEO

After a career as a corporate M&A lawyer, Leah found her voice through creative expression. Having written a memoir on transformation and becoming a self-employed consultant, Leah felt compelled to establish a problem-solving business that helped leaders get to the bottom of business-critical issues. She has a heart for reconciliation and is a team-player. With a long and distinguished track-record of managing crises, and as an accredited mediator, she is a regular speaker on leadership, governance, transformation and authenticity. In her free time, she enjoys engaging with the community in Thanet, walking Saphy on the beach, and hosting dinners. Her favourite place in the world is where she grew up in the Yorkshire Dales.

Viola Kanu

Operations Coordinator

Viola is passionate about social justice and has 10 years of experience in social policy, community engagement and grassroots organisation. In her spare time, she enjoys investing in the futures of young people and spending time with her loved ones. She is an avid lover of tech and enjoys the finer things of life. Her favourite place to go to is the White Cliffs of Dover where she reflects, meditates and takes in the scenery.