Andrew’s work includes fundraising, business development, strategy, and governance.
His recent projects include working with The Box, Plymouth, on an Arts Council England funded project to review their commercial performance, fundraising and governance (and also on a 5-year Impact Report for The Box, which received extensive press coverage – see for e.g., BBC), with the National Trust on developing a new fundraising proposition for their historic houses, and raising £1m of match funding for Brecon Cathedral’s National Lottery Heritage Fund Project. Andrew worked University of Kent on their £12m Docking Station project for high-end digital studios and workspaces in a historic building at Chatham Dockyard.
Andrew has worked on a series of Culture Strategies including Neath Port Talbot (2024), Newport (2025) and Swansea (2026). Other current and recent clients include Arts Council Wales, Wrexham Borough Council, Association of Independent Museums, Sheffield City Council, and Llangollen Railway Trust. Andres is consultant advisor to the consortium responsible for the planning around the celebrations for the 200th anniversary of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway (Rocket All Aboard).
Before working as a consultant, Andrew had a long career in the charity sector, most recently as Director of Development at National Museums Liverpool, and, before that, as Head of Marketing and Development at Bluecoat Arts Centre. He has an MA in Law from St Catharine’s College, Cambridge, and an M.Th. in Theology from University of Wales. Andrew is a full member of the Institute of Fundraising.
Andrew is Vice-President of the National Library of Wales, a member of the library’s Pensions Board and a trustee of the Equilibrium Foundation grantmaking trust. He also serves a Equilibrium Asset Management’s Philanthropy Advisor.