School Estate Management Business Thought Panel - Warneford Consulting



The School Business Management Thought Leaders Panel is a group of academy sector experts at the forefront of their respective fields, delivering valuable insights, advice, and expertise to support school business managers across the United Kingdom.

Tim is delighted to have been invited to join the panel to provide advice on academy school funding.

Tim regularly presents across the sector’s conference network of events on academy school funding streams, and his opinions are sought across the national media on estate and energy strategies.

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