The MCA Council is the Association’s governing body. Each member company is represented on the Council by its nominated representative, normally a senior partner or equivalent in the consulting practice.
The Council meets twice each year. In March, at the Association’s AGM, it elects MCA officers and the Board, and approves annual accounts. In November, the Council agrees a budget and a work programme for the following calendar year. The Council decides on any changes to the MCA’s subscriptions and Rules of Association, including membership criteria, and is also responsible for agreeing the MCA’s strategy updates.
Council meetings also debate wider industry issues and provide an opportunity for all members to influence the direction and policies of the Association. Council meetings are always followed by an informal Council networking dinner which all member firms are encouraged to attend. Dates of meetings are published 12 months in advance.
Each individual Council member is responsible for working with the MCA staff team to ensure that there is effective communication between the MCA and their firm. Within their own firm, Council members should pro-actively share information about opportunities to engage with MCA events and activities and ensure as far as they can that all consultants are aware of the MCA’s work, networks and initiatives that are relevant to them. They are also responsible for ensuring that their firm responds promptly to requests to complete the MCA Annual Declaration, the survey of industry fee income and other MCA surveys.
Council members
Jeremy Smith
4C Associates
Robin Charney
AAR Group
Jamie Hillier
Akerlof
Chris Robson
Akeso & Company
Richard Jacobs
Alba Partners
Charles Oldham
Amey Consulting
Mark Howard
Arcadis
Dan James
Arup
Miranda Reeves
AtkinsRéalis
Simon Warwood
Aveas Partners
Andy Lethbridge
BAE Systems Digital Intelligence
Melissa Bailey
Baringa
Simon Gallagher
BDO
Tony Farnfield
BearingPoint
Jila Bahri-Esfahani
BJSS
Alan Hodgson
BMT
Mike Notman
Bourton Group
Gita Singham-Willis
Cadence Innova
Alex Slater
Capgemini Invent
John Tibble
Capita
Ken Raisbeck
CBRE
Hannah Farrar
CF
Geoffrey Willies
Charles Marcus
Charlotte Sweeney
Charlotte Sweeney Associates
John Cofie
Chesamel
Andrew Moore
Clarity
Paul Everson
Cognizant Consulting
Justin Elias
Collinson Grant
Helen Meskell
Concentrix
Andrew Hook
Continuate Digital Consulting Group
Paul Frampton Calero
Control v Exposed (CvE)
Ziba Goddard
Cowry Consulting
Douglas Badham
Curzon Consulting
Dr Ryan Warne
d-fine
Christie Fearnside
Deloitte
Helen Day
Digital Workplace Group
Gil Gorev
Efficio
Tom Hardiman
Egremont Group
Graeme Curwen
Enfuse Group
Shelly Frame
Etch
Kirsty Thornton
Eviden, an Atos business
Kate Bamford
EY
Alan Frost
Forvis Mazars
David Forde
Gate One
Tom Bedeman
GHD Advisory
Phillip Woolley
Grant Thornton UK
Stephanie Hood
Hood & Woolf
David Freedman
Huthwaite International
Sean Hanson
IMPOWER
Vinesh Mistry
Infosys Portland
Chris Twigg
Inner Circle Consulting
Jamie Gale
Integration Consulting
Laura Hurst
Ipsos UK
Michael Minall
Jacobs
Vikram Jain
JCURV
Nicholas Fox
KPMG
Pete Smyth
Leading Resolutions
Freddie Leech
Managementors
Paul Pugh
Mason Advisory
Richard Brackstone
Moorhouse
Mitch Mitchell
Mott MacDonald
Dan Duggan
NECS Consultancy
Richard Davies
Netcompany
Tony Doocey
North Highland
Lucinda Peniston-Baines
Observatory International
Brian Thompson
OutForm Consulting
Matt Crabree
Positive Momentum
Vish Valivety
PPL Consulting
Rich Seddon
Process Management International
Tom Fowler
Propaganda
Chris Perkins
Proteus
Edward Wintershladen
Proxima Group
Kalee Talvitie-Brown
PwC
Daniel Tucker
QinetiQ
Nick Coburn
Resulting IT
Alan Morton
SBR Consulting
Malcolm James
Sharing in Growth
James Brown
Simon-Kucher
Tamlyn Driver
Sopra Steria
Tim Williams
Stantec UK
Guy Sorrill
Sysdoc
Oliver Phoenix
The Barton Partnership
Adrian Ritchie
The Gap Partnership
William Johnson
The Openside Group
Sue Hunter
TPHC Consulting
Greig Walker
Unleash and Engage
Roy Williams
Vendigital
Owen Thomas
Vynamic