Andy Morgan

Andy Morgan is a seasoned manager and leader within the international aid sector, who has transitioned into Human Resource Management. With a strong passion for seeing colleagues excel and achieve their maximum potential while driving organizational success, Andy has extensive experience across the full spectrum of the employee life cycle and staff engagement.

His expertise lies in designing and implementing change processes, encompassing both structural and cultural aspects. Andy has provided valuable guidance to managers on employee management, handling various employee relations cases such as redundancy, capability reviews, disciplinary actions, and grievance procedures. Additionally, he has played a crucial role in developing HR policies and fostering learning and development opportunities for staff members.

In his capacity as a senior manager, Andy has actively contributed to setting strategic directions, monitoring progress towards organizational goals, managing budgets efficiently, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Furthermore, Andy Morgan holds an impressive educational background, including an MSc in Tropical Agricultural Development from The University of Reading, an Intermediate Certificate (Level 5) in Human Resource Management from AVADO, an MAppliedSc in Soil Science from Lincoln University (NZ), and a BSc in Soil Science from The University of Reading.

Throughout his career, Andy has held key positions in reputable organizations, serving as the Human Resources Manager at Start Network, Human Resources Business Partner at GNDR, HR & Recruitment Advisor at Malaria Consortium, Deputy Head of the East & Central Africa Team, HR Officer, Head of the East & Central Africa Team, Deputy Head of the East & Southern Africa Team, Operations Manager of the Disaster Management Team, and Desk Officer for Coastal West Africa at Tearfund. He has also contributed his skills as a Short-term Volunteer Coordinator at Interserve, Agricultural Advisor at Church Mission Society, and Soil Surveyor at Commonwealth Development Corporation.