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Richard Wilson
Richard Wilson is a multifaceted professional with extensive experience in policy analysis, entrepreneurship, and facilitation. As the Director at OSCA (Open Social Change and Innovation), he brings over 20 years of expertise in strengthening democracy, communities, and public services.12
Professional Background
Richard Wilson is known for his specialization in people power and democratic engagement. His career highlights include:
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Current Roles:
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Past Positions:
- UN Adviser working in the Middle East (until 2015)
- First director of the charity Involve, a leading center for public participation research and policy-making1
Expertise and Contributions
Wilson's areas of expertise encompass:
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Facilitation: He has facilitated hundreds of events, specializing in deliberative facilitation such as Citizen Assemblies. Notable events include the largest gatherings of the French and Swedish EU Presidencies, the EC's Digital Agenda Assembly, and the Mobile World Congress.1
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Writing and Publications: Wilson is a regular contributor to The Guardian and has authored several publications, including "Anti Hero," "Civic Limits," and "People and Participation." His recent work, "Good and Bad Help," focuses on public service reform and social action.1
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Public Speaking: In 2014, he won the best presentation award at an event related to fixing broken politics.3
Professional Affiliations
Wilson is associated with various organizations:
- Founder of Involve UK
- Founder of Global Assembly
- Irregular writer for Society Guardian4
It's worth noting that while Richard Wilson was previously listed as a director of OSCA Agency Ltd, company records indicate his appointment as a director was terminated on February 27, 2018.5
