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Kelloch reviewed

What this review means

Michael Guy

Kingsbury Consulting

Helping charities + membership orgs cut costs, simplify systems & scale digital impact

About

Kingsbury Consulting is a Leeds-based digital strategy and governance practice working with charities, membership bodies, awarding organisations, and social enterprises across the UK. With over a decade spent in client strategy roles at digital agencies, Mike brings a precise understanding of how strategic advice gets packaged, sold, and often misdirected towards organisations that already have the internal resources to deliver change. Kingsbury was built to change that equation: to make the quality of thinking that larger organisations take for granted available to the third-sector bodies that need it most and can least afford to go without it. His work is structured around two proprietary frameworks - ARC, a non-linear digital maturity diagnostic, and CORE, a prioritisation and roadmapping methodology that sequences investment decisions around evidence rather than appetite. Together they underpin a discovery-first approach that establishes how an organisation actually works before any system or supplier is ever recommended. Kingsbury works across data governance, GDPR compliance, digital accessibility, and AI policy, with a deliberate focus on organisations in the £1-5m income band, where decisions carry real consequence, the margin for error is thin, and the case for independent, unconflicted strategic advice is strongest.

Services & packages

Digital strategy & governance consultancy

£600/day

Discovery-led support across digital strategy, systems, data governance, GDPR, accessibility and AI policy. Reduced rates are available for packages and retainers.

Focused advisory support

£80/hour

Hourly consultancy for defined questions, reviews, troubleshooting and strategic decision support.

Strategy roadmap documentation

£5,000

Fixed-rate strategy roadmap documentation using discovery and prioritisation to sequence investment decisions around evidence rather than appetite.