About George
George leads FT Strategies’ partnerships and plays a key role in shaping the firm’s growth and culture, helping to scale the business from a small leadership team to a global practice serving hundreds of organisations worldwide. His work focuses on designing and executing purpose-led strategies, building long-term alliances with philanthropic and institutional funders, and launching change initiatives that deliver measurable social impact.
Across previous roles in strategy consulting, business development and programme leadership, George has worked with governments, global institutions, major brands and mission-driven organisations to align senior stakeholders, navigate complexity and translate ambitious visions into practical operating models. He is committed to developing an open, empathetic and inclusive culture that is fair, friendly and fun, and is known for his coaching mindset, clear communication and focus on creating the structures that allow teams to thrive.
Published Work
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A workforce to be reckoned with: Boosting employee efficiency and optimising the structure of your media organisation
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Cutting costs, not corners: Optimising key processes in your media organisation
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Paper money: How the Financial Times made print profitable
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No margin for error: Plotting your path to profitability
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Key Insights from the Media Impact Forum in New York
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Turning good intentions into greater impact: Why financial sustainability should be a priority for philanthropy in Media, Arts, and Culture
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Three ways financial services are taking inspiration from the subscriptions world
Education
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) (2009–2010)
BA (Hons), Combined Honours in Social Science – First Class Honours
Durham University (2006–2009)