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Hilary has worked with a wide range of health and social care organisations, including supporting the development of patient voice organisations such as Healthwatch and Experts by Experience (a nationally recognised best-practice example of co-production from Look Ahead). Hilary has delivered leadership training to leaders across the private, public and voluntary sectors and is a pro-bono member of the leadership team for WYSE International, a leadership education NGO affiliated with the United Nations. She serves as a Programme Director for the Internal Leadership Programme which identifies emerging leaders around the world and supports them to create change in their communities. She is also a Fellow of the Royal Society for the encouragement of the Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce (RSA), nominated for her contribution to the development of co-production best practice.
Hilary’s original background is in learning and development, gained at a global management consultancy where she worked on large-scale projects for the Department for Work and Pensions. She has worked at grassroots and strategic levels to drive the development of co-production thinking and best practice.
Hilary was a founding member of a national social enterprise utilising time credit systems as a mechanism for creating person-centred services, working in partnership with the New Economics Foundation (nef) and the National Endowment for Science and the Arts (NESTA).
Hilary has designed and delivered a national co-production training programme for health and social care practitioners, commissioners, housing and community development professionals and has supported a number of local authorities to co-design their services with their service users. She is experienced in working with diverse groups and has run co-design workshops and training with asylum seekers, adult mental health service users, carers, drug and alcohol support service users and adults with learning disabilities.
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