Tim oversees all of nfpSynergy’s tracking research; advising clients on how perceptions of their brand have changed over time, as well as what broader societal trends mean for charities. He has delivered projects ranging from campaign and brand evaluations to stakeholder audits and strategy development. Tim leads on nfpSynergy’s tracking research with the general public, MPs, journalists and healthcare professionals, and as a result regularly presents to many different internal teams within charities.Tim is a regular speaker on a number of charity topics and has spoken at the Institute of Fundraising’s National Fundraising Convention, UCL’s Global Citizenship Programme and various CharityComms events.

Manage nfpSynergy's research with influencer audiences, enabling charities to evaluate the impact and effectiveness of their campaigns and influencer engagement. These influencer audiences include MPs, Peers, journalists, primary healthcare professionals and grant makers. Have written and presented numerous reports over the last two years. Topics have included the politicisation of charities, the impact of the Lobbying Act, whether social media campaigns are here to stay and best practice in grant making.

Manage nfpSynergy's professional audience Monitors, namely the Charity Parliamentary Monitor (CPM), the Attitudes and Awareness Monitor (AAPM) and the Charity Media Monitor (CMM). These syndicated Monitors allow charities to evaluate the impact and effectiveness of their campaigns with key influencer audiences.