Andrew Corbett-Nolan founded the Good Governance Institute (GGi) in 2009 and is a leading thinker and commentator on modern governance and practical facilitator to boards across public and third sectors.
His leadership of GGi is associated with developing a mature understanding of challenges facing boards in the modern world.
His previous roles include Director at Health Services Accreditation, Director of Development at the King’s Fund Health Quality Service, International Consultant at Cape Town NGO COHSASA, and Deputy Director of the Humana Commissioning Institute.
Andrew specialises in complex governance issues and board development, leading assignments with Yorkshire County Cricket Club, Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS FT, NHS England, WHO, the Royal College of Art, and many trusts, charities and universities. His extensive NHS experience makes him ideally placed to share insights on transformation strategies that translate across sectors.
Book your SUMS Annual Conference 2026 ticket to hear Andrew’s bold ideas from beyond HE.
