Values and Creative Leadership

Nimmons Consulting Values

Our core values are:

1. Trusted Change Agents: Trusted by National Security leaders domestically and globally to deliver products and services to tight budgets and timescales in highly regulated, highly scrutinised, mission critical environments
2. Creative and Challenge Led: Highly innovative and creative culture, constructively challenging orthodoxy and speaking truth to power as a truly critical friend
3. Outcome Focused, Agile by Default: Outcome obsessed, not input obsessed. Agile by default, ensuring rapid delivery of value and the ability to fail fast and learn fast
4. LEAN Start-up Thinking: LEAN organisation obsessed with continuous improvement and maximisation of efficiency
5. Evidential: Decision making based on tangible evidence and data points
6. Sustainable Change: Working with client organisations to adopt solutions and deliver against the procurement business case
7. Collaborative: Collaborating with clients and partners to maximise positive outcomes, including knowledge transfer
8. Diverse: Celebrating and harnessing diversity in deriving fresh insight and perspectives on complex client challenges in Defence, Security, Policing and Justice sectors.

 

Directors

Steve Nimmons

Eur Ing Steve Nimmons FBCS CITP FIET CEng FRSA FLS FSA Scot MSc BSc DIS

Steve Nimmons is an internationally experienced consultant. He has worked with clients in the UK, USA, Netherlands, Spain, Hong Kong, Colombia and Ireland. In the UK he works across the policing and criminal justice sectors and has consulted on national programmes with the judiciary and law enforcement agencies.

Steve Nimmons with former UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne at a reception in No. 11 Downing Street.

Academic and Professional Qualifications:

• MSc (Distinction) in Terrorism, Security and Policing (Liverpool John Moore’s Centre for Advanced Policing Studies)
• Advanced Certificate in Terrorism Studies (University of St. Andrews)
• BSc (Hons) Computing
• Diploma in Industrial Studies (DIS)

Steve is a:

• Chartered Fellow of the British Computer Society (FBCS CITP),
• Chartered Engineer (CEng),
• Certified European Engineer (Eur Ing),
• Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (FIET),
• Royal Society of Arts (FRSA),
• Linnean Society (FLS) and
• Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (FSA Scot).

He is a member of:

• The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
• The Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House)
• The London Press Club and
• The Chartered Institute of Journalists (MCIoJ)

He is an Electric Circle Patron of the Royal Institute of GB.

City of London

Steve has interests in the traditions of the City of London. He is a:

• Liveryman of the Worshipful Co. of Framework Knitters
• Freeman of the Worshipful Co. of Information Technologists
• Member of the Guild of Freeman of the City of London
• Juror of the Court Leet of the Guildable Manor of Southwark
• Member of the United Wards Club

He received the Freedom of London in October 2008.

Appointments

Steve is a charity trustee with a small UK based charity. He is a member of several industry panels and was a founding member of the Chairman’s Circle of the Council of Christians and Jews.

Awards

Steve is a Paul Harris Fellow, a Kentucky Colonel and an Honorary ‘Tar Heel’ (citizen of North Carolina).

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