Alistair Hunter
Senior Associate
Alistair has been helping individuals, teams and organisations deliver outstanding person-centred results for over 20 years in both the UK and Australia.
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My passion for working with people started in one of Scotland’s toughest communities as a youth worker and has developed through senior management and teaching roles in the not-for-profit, education, local government and social enterprise sectors across the UK and Australia.
Over the last 20 years, I have seen the best of people and the worst of people and the organisations and communities that support and nurture them.
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Successful individuals and teams value and respect themselves and each other. They find meaning and purpose in what they do and build from a place of trust. I learned these universal and simple truths personally teaching in a maximum-security prison, walking the streets with vulnerable young people, teaching high achieving university students, headteachers and business leaders.
I specialise in joining the lived experience of the individual with evidence-backed ideas in social psychology, behavioural science and human relations. I love to create engaging, immersive and no-nonsense learning experiences online and in person.
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Alongside my career, I spent 10 years as a local authority Councillor. I am a founding member of the Tartan Army Children’s charity, Kiltwalk and have served on many local and national non-exec boards including the BBC Children in Need advisory committee.
I am a reluctantly retired football and hockey player, keen goalkeeper coach, road cyclist and mountain biker. I’m an enthusiastic traveller, love great company, good Gin, fine food and loud electronic music.