Clients | Eglingtoun Consulting Ltd.

Our Clients

These range from large, national museums and agencies to small museum trusts and community councils. Some pieces of work are ongoing over long periods, where we build up a strong, long-term working relationship with our client(s); others are short-term, intensive pieces of work to deliver against a specific outcome. Whether you need Steve to work with you on his own, or need a large team bringing a wider range of specialisms, we can get you to where you need to be.

Evaluating their "Cathedral Collections: Unlocking Spiritual Capital" project (with Taylor Nisbet Ltd).

Provision of project management and co-ordination services for the ‘Highland Pictish Trail’ project, as part of a team led by Rowan Tree Consulting Ltd. Taking the lead on the evaluation component.

Evaluating the outcomes of Gateshead Archive: The People’s Archive, working in a team led by Taylor Nisbet

Working with the custodians of this important Robert Burns site at Ellisland Farm. This is the house he built for his family and lived in during his later years, writing many of his most well-known works; we are delivering an asset review/options appraisal (with Ian Mitchell Davidson and Janet Mclean) and a governance review (with Miles Harrison) to help the museum operation with its future resilience and sustainability.

A project involving consultation and advocacy work, with academics and with the community, with case studies based on designated sites and collections elsewhere, working with Taylor Nisbet Ltd.

Ongoing contract to assist them with a full organisational reconfiguration, to take in new social enterprise initiatives.

Governance training and Board skills audit; input to business plan and feasibility study, as part of team led by Alan Jones Associates.

Working with Rowan Tree Consulting, Kirkhill Associates, Sandy Anderson and Steve Westbrook – resilience study for 19 independent museums.

Assisting them with improving their resilience going forward and with their forward planning.

Developing an interpretive and marketing strategy for Badenoch (with Rowan Tree Consulting Ltd, Interpretaction, Digital Made Easy and Form By Thought). Also working (with STR Ltd and Rowan Tree Consulting) on the development of an alternative tourist route through Badenoch, considering comparators from elsewhere as case studies.

Assisting with business planning and community consultation to inform their successful Round 2 application to Heritage Lottery Fund, (working with Helen Terry and Janet Mclean). Completion of all documentation and full HLF application, resulting in £404,100 grant and sundry other funding/in-kind, totalling £700,000