Acua Solutions appoints health specialist

Leadership development specialists Acua Solutions Ltd - a group company of Coventry University - has strengthened its health sector operations with the appointment of a new associate client director.

The company, which works with organisations to deliver bespoke management and leadership training including to several NHS trusts across the UK, has brought in Amanda Royston to grow its presence in the sector.

Amanda has extensive experience in this area, including 12 years within the NHS, which included roles as Director for the West Midlands South Health Innovation & Education Cluster (WMSHIEC) and Programme Consultant for West Midlands Local Education and Training Board (WMLETB).

Amanda has also previously worked as Head of Workforce Strategy and Planning for University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust and Associate Head of Medical Workforce for NHS West Midlands, leading the introduction of Modernising Medical Care.

The 46-year-old is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and spent 12 years with Sainsbury's in a range of management roles prior to joining the NHS.

Jeannine Mortlock, managing director of Acua Solutions, said Amanda will play a key role in building on the organisation's strong footing in the health sector.

Amanda has an invaluable amount of experience in the sector so her addition is a great coup for Acua Solutions.

Adaptive management is critical to success within the NHS and we've built a strong reputation of supporting NHS trusts to develop the leadership and management skills of their teams, across all levels.

Amanda will play a major role leading the development of our support for the sector and our commitment to the different challenges each NHS trust faces.

Amanda added:

Acua Solutions has developed a fantastic offering to assist organisations in getting the very best out of people and enhancing overall performance.

I'm looking forward to using my experience to further strengthen the company's offering and reach across the health sector.

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