Thirty years of running, fixing and growing businesses.
Creating Better is a strategic business advisory for owners, boards and investors who want a clear head in the room. Someone who has sat in the chair, made the calls and lived with the results. Alongside it sits a specialist care technology practice for health, social care and housing.
Now alongside you.
Alongside you.
In the team, not above it. No juniors, no hand-offs, no deck.
Straight talking.
What we actually think, said plainly. Argue back, we expect it.
Sharp thinking.
To the point, then on with it. Problems solved rather than admired.
Quiet strength.
Calm, warm and unshaken when it matters. Humour underneath, not on top.
One company. Two ways we help.
Trusted associates are brought in where their expertise fits. We are still building Creating Better, and that is deliberate.
Strategic leadership
Running it, fixing it, growing it.
For owners, boards and investors who need a leader alongside them for a season. Advisory, fractional or interim, from someone who has sat in the chair and lived with the results.
Services
Strategy and direction
Growth and commercial improvement
Turnaround and recovery
Ownership and succession, including family business
Fractional and interim leadership
Board and investor advisory
Care technology
Honest advice on technology in care.
For providers and commissioners in health, social care and housing who want technology that earns its place. Vendor-independent, evidence-led and in plain English, delivered through Creating Better with UK Telehealthcare.
Services
People and place
Platforms
Sensors and devices
Data and evidence
Evaluation and business case
Procurement and vendor selection
Adoption and change
Built on experience,
as well as theory.
Thirty years inside businesses rather than beside them has taught us one lesson above the rest, which is to understand the business properly, decide with the information you have, and stay long enough to find out whether it worked.
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Creating Better is where that experience goes to work for other people. It is kept deliberately small, so the person you speak to at the start is the person in the room throughout.