GatenbySanderson is the UK’s leading people advisory firm across public services, not for profit and education. Working within complex, challenging and highly scrutinised environments we deliver executive search, interim leadership and leadership development and consultancy.

Featured Jobs

Service Director

Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust

Dartford, Kent

CEO

Scottish Funding Council

Edinburgh

Lay Member of Council / Chair of Finance Committee

Durham University

Durham

Head of Legal Services and Monitoring Officer

Chesterfield Borough Council

Chesterfield / agile

Non-Executive Director

Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust

Wakefield

Deputy Chief Fire Officer

West Sussex County Council

Chichester

Meet the team

Clients we work with

National Parks
HSE Ireland
Church of England Pensions Board
United Welsh
Epping Forest District Council
Department for Business
Onward Homes
Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
Paradigm Housing Group
Goldsmiths University
Social Work England
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service
Defence Equipment and Support
The Association of Accounting Technicians
Diocese of Guildford
James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

News & Views

GatenbySanderson and the Alzheimer’s Society: the journey so far

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Local Government Leaders Podcast: Episode One

UHR Higher education

Who will lead successful change in Higher Education?

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upon: free webinars for aspiring leaders in children’s services

Interim IIM survey

Interim work: why the IIM Survey is more important than you think

Innovation in leadership recruitment

Embracing innovation in leadership recruitment

Wired Differently: ADHD and me

Wired Differently: ADHD and me – Researcher, Laura Cubillo-Aparicio

Thea Stein in conversation with Robin Staveley

Thea Stein: overcoming the most pressing issues in health with data and curiosity