Counterculture provides strategic, business and legal advice to help cultural, educational and creative organisations plan, manage and thrive. We work for businesses, not-for-profits, public bodies, clubs and individuals – locally, nationally and internationally.
“There’s an old adage ‘first impressions count’ and it was the attentiveness and courtesy that Mark showed in our very first conversation that made it clear he was the right person to help us. A true professional with clearly a lot of experience and expertise.”
Shelagh Caudle
Online Marketing Specialist
“Counterculture spent a year working with the Borough to develop a cultural strategy which could also support and complement the developing Visitor Economy and Heritage strategies. We were really impressed with the end result and in particular how the team worked with officers and key stakeholders to develop something practical and helpful. We have already begun to put the recommendations into practice, and we look forward to working with Counterculture again.’ “
Chris Saunders
Head of Leisure, Tourism, Heritage and Culture, Neath Port Talbot Council
“The groundwork done by Counterculture in undertaking a strategic review of Rochdale’s creative and cultural assets has played a key role in unlocking opportunities for the borough – among other things, helping to secure investment from the Cultural Development Fund leading to the establishment of a Creative Improvement District in the borough, and a transformative capital project at Touchstones Museum and Art Gallery. We continue to work with them on a number of strategic projects, from infrastructure and governance, to fundraising and business planning. We would recommend them to anyone seeking support in these areas. “
Estelle Rowe
Chief Executive Officer, Your Trust Rochdale
“I’d like to pass on our sincere thanks from the TLCCH Board for the excellent work Counterculture have done for us in getting our bid for the Todmorden Town Deal over the line and accepted. All have said it’s been a pleasure to work with the Counterculture team and the quality of work, professionalism and commitment has been exceptional.”
Dave Wardell
Chair, Todmorden Learning & Community Hub
“We were fortunate to find Counterculture and to work with an enthusiastic and imaginative team. Andrew Evans and his colleagues took care to understand the work that we had already undertaken, to listen to our needs, and to adjust their approach to ensure that we got the most out of our project. The final output was a detailed but user-friendly report and a clear strategy for our next steps as a charitable business. We are now using their valuable work to shape our first three-year business plan. Throughout the project the team were friendly and supportive and showed a genuine interest in our organisation and our ambitions.”
Sara Crofts
Chief Executive, The Institute of Conservation
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