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About Workplace Innovation

Workplace Innovation is an international team of experts and practitioners specialising in the improvement of organisational performance through employee engagement.

Our specialisms include:

  • The facilitation of change
  • Creative leadership
  • Team based organisation
  • High involvement innovation
  • Quality of working life
  • Strategic HRM and Industrial Relations

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Workplace Innovation, an ethical research and consulting company creating sustainable organisational change through employee engagement.

Workplace Innovation builds on relationships established over many years by the UK Work Organisation Network (UKWON) with clients and partners such as these (follow links for testimonials):

Acas
Bath University
BT
CBI
Cornell University
EON
emda
European Union

GSK
Health Care Commission
Hempel
Kingston University
IBEC
IPA
NCPP pdf
NHS

The Poltimore Foundation
Korea Workplace Innovation Center
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SALTSA European Hospital Network
SIPTU
University of Exeter
VEC NPF
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WORK-IN-NET Consort

"Our successful experiences with UKWON Ltd. have given us the confidence to embrace new ways of engaging with audiences, and we have recommended the Forum Theatre approach to a number of interested parties in Ireland. We are happy to recommend UKWON Ltd. as an expert, reliable, creative and highly effective partner." (Lucy Fallon-Byrne, NCPP)

"UKWON's experience in effectively facilitating diverse groups in a change-conference setting was evident....Most important was the emphasis on developing working groups to take the change agenda forward and report on it....UKWON were professional, flexible supportive and reliable." (Gwen Moore, VEC NPF)

Directors of Workplace Innovation

Peter Totterdill is UKWON Joint Chief Executive, Director of The Poltimore Foundation and Visiting Professor at Kingston University. As a facilitator, researcher and speaker Peter is passionate about  new ways of working that create sustainable benefits for organisations and employees alike.

Rosemary Exton's career spans thirty years as clinician, regional manager and trade union representative in the National Health Service. A Director of UKWON and The Poltimore Foundation, she is committed to employee engagement and quality of working life.

Robin Reece-Crawford has been involved in educational and touring theatre for nearly 30 years in the UK and abroad. Over the last 10 years Robin has been instrumental in developing UKWON’s portfolio of forum theatre plays as director, actor and facilitator. He is also a Director of The Poltimore Foundation.

Campbell Ford is UKWON's Joint Chief Executive and Company Secretary. Campbell was formerly Head of Strategy at ACAS and was Assistant Director of the Work Research Unit. He is also a Visiting Fellow at Kingston University.