Charity Sector CEO
Daniel Okoro
Cohort 2024
CEO of a mid-size UK charity navigating funder pressure and a contested merger. The alumni network has been the most-used part of the programme.
Read profile →Past cohort leaders — chairs, founders, chief executives, performance directors — who took the Simplexity Framework back into their organisations and stayed in touch. The alumni community is the part of the work that keeps working long after the engagement closes.
CEO of a mid-size UK charity navigating funder pressure and a contested merger. The alumni network has been the most-used part of the programme.
Read profile →Took a multi-acute trust through a contested reorganisation. Reconnected to share what held and what collapsed under scrutiny.
Read profile →Performance director across a national rugby programme. Came in to read the room; stayed for how the room reads itself.
Read profile →Vice-chancellor of a research-intensive university. Joined during a contested governance review; returned to take three colleagues through the framework.
Read profile →Council chief exec navigating multi-agency mandates and thinner resource than the brief ever promised. Reconnecting to compare notes across regions.
Read profile →Group CIO at a tier-one UK bank. The cohort he joined was the first time the leadership table sat still long enough to read itself.
Read profile →Took a 9-figure PE-backed operator from Series-A velocity to a working leadership table. Back every six months for a working session.
Read profile →Third-generation MD steering a family-owned manufacturer through succession and a benchmarking review. Carries the cohort WhatsApp quietly.
Read profile →Non-exec chair of a FTSE 250 audit committee. Came in mid-cycle, hosts the cohort twice a year for a private working dinner.
Read profile →Senior editor inside a national broadcaster. Joined for the complexity work; reconnects to compare how editorial rooms hold under pressure.
Read profile →Whether you sat in an earlier cohort, hosted a programme at your organisation, or are picking up the conversation again for the first time — tell us what you'd like to revisit.