GACG Collaborative Network

Collaborate across consulting, academy, operations and advisory work.

GACG welcomes expressions of interest from independent professionals, educators, advisors and volunteers who can contribute to governance, people and analytics work through carefully scoped arrangements.

Expressions of interest

Independent, advisory, voluntary and course-specific ways to contribute.

These are curated collaboration pathways for people who may wish to contribute with GACG across consulting, academy, operations or advisory work.

Important appointment context

Unless expressly stated otherwise in a written agreement, GACG Collaborative Network appointments are not employment, payroll appointments, partnerships, statutory directorships, agency appointments, or authority to bind GACG. Roles may be affiliate, project-based, voluntary, advisory, or course-specific depending on the appointment. Applicants are responsible for ensuring that they are permitted to undertake any proposed collaboration with GACG, including voluntary, advisory, affiliate, project-based, course-specific, or remunerated work. Any remuneration, honorarium, fee, revenue share, or profit-sharing arrangement is subject to applicable laws, project terms, client terms, conflict checks, and separate written approval. GACG is currently operated as a sole proprietorship, with a view to incorporation in due course.

Open opportunity pathways

Choose the pathway that best fits your contribution.

GACG Consulting

Affiliate Consultant

Independent / Project-Based Affiliate

Contribute specialist capability to scoped GACG consulting engagements where governance, people, analytics and implementation meet.

Specialist expertiseScoped projectsClient-facing support
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Likely scope

  • Project-based consulting, organisational diagnostics, stakeholder engagement, facilitation, training, report development, analytics, or specialist advisory support.
  • Work is considered case by case, depending on client needs, domain fit, availability, confidentiality requirements, and agreed commercial terms.
  • Appointment to an internal affiliate register does not guarantee project allocation, income, minimum hours, exclusivity, or continuing engagement.

May suit

  • Experienced consultants, practitioners, researchers, trainers, psychologists, organisational psychologists, HR professionals, governance professionals, or specialist advisors.
  • Professionals who can contribute credible governance, people, analytics, or adjacent organisational effectiveness domains.
  • Independent collaborators comfortable with scoped engagements rather than guaranteed ongoing work.
Apply as Affiliate Consultant
GACG Academy

Affiliate Course Lead / Instructor

Independent Course Collaborator

Design or deliver professional-learning courses through GACG Academy, with clear standards for evidence-informed, practice-ready capability building.

Course creationProfessional learningQuality-assured delivery
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Likely scope

  • Course concepts, learning outcomes, module structures, recorded lessons, readings, resources, reflection tasks, assessments, quizzes, workshops, or professional development pathways.
  • Courses could support flexible, applicable learning across governance, people, analytics, leadership, organisational effectiveness, workplace wellbeing, research, or related professional domains.
  • GACG may provide curriculum design review, platform publication, quality assurance, branding, learner administration, and certificate infrastructure, as agreed.

May suit

  • Educators, trainers, practitioners, academics, consultants, and subject-matter experts with credible knowledge to share.
  • Contributors open to course ownership, co-contribution, learner-experience design, curriculum review, and platform-quality standards.
  • Individuals who want courses aligned to Governance, People, Analytics, or professional organisational capability-building.
Apply as Affiliate Course Lead / Instructor
Experiential Learning & Operations

Experiential Learning / Intern Roles

Supervised Experiential Learning / Intern-Style Role

Develop through supervised, learning-oriented exposure to consulting operations, professional education, outreach, coordination, research, content, and platform-building work.

Developmental exposureScoped tasksSupervised contribution
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Likely scope

  • Support scoped consulting, academy, insights, outreach, coordination, platform, or operational tasks under GACG supervision.
  • Assist with research, content preparation, event or webinar coordination, stakeholder follow-ups, document formatting, platform updates, and related learning-oriented work.
  • Build practical exposure to organisational consulting, professional education, governance, people, analytics, and platform development.
  • Work is scoped according to experience, availability, supervision arrangements, confidentiality needs, and GACG priorities.
  • Participants must not represent, commit, speak for, or bind GACG unless expressly authorised in writing.

May suit

  • Students, early-career professionals, career-switchers, or returning professionals seeking structured practical exposure.
  • Individuals who are organised, careful, responsive, and interested in learning through supervised contribution.
  • People who understand the developmental nature of the role and can work carefully with boundaries.
Apply for Experiential Learning / Intern Role
GACG Advisory Board

Advisory Board Member

Non-Statutory Advisory Appointment

Provide non-binding strategic guidance as GACG develops across consulting, insights, academy, governance, education, and platform-enabled operations.

Strategic guidanceNon-statutorySenior judgement
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Likely scope

  • Advisory domains may include legal, audit/accounts, professional education, higher education, consultancy, governance, business development, strategy, or platform growth.
  • Advisors may contribute perspective on areas of planning, discussion, or review; advisory conversations remain non-binding unless separately authorised.
  • Advisors should disclose conflicts, restrictions, institutional approvals, or areas where they prefer not to advise.

May suit

  • Senior professionals in advisory, education, consultancy, finance, governance, regulation, legal/accounting professions, or business leaders with relevant judgement and credibility.
  • Individuals comfortable with a non-statutory, non-executive, non-binding advisory role.
  • People who can help GACG mature responsibly while preserving independence, professional standards, and sustainable scale.
Express Interest as Advisory Board Member
Where collaborators contribute

GACG Focus Areas

01

Governance

Boards, accountability, leadership, professional standards, strategy and organisational decision-making.

02

People

Workforce wellbeing, culture, leadership, organisational psychology, HR, learning and capability.

03

Analytics

Research, diagnostics, dashboards, psychometrics, evaluation, data interpretation and evidence-based action.

Applicants may select one, two, or all three focus areas in the application form.

GACG Advisory Board

Non-statutory strategic guidance as GACG develops.

The GACG Advisory Board is advisory only. It does not create statutory directorship, employment, partnership, agency, fiduciary authority, or binding decision-making authority.

Express Interest as Advisory Board Member

Chair: Founder & Head of Group, Dr Sean Lee

Deputy Chair: Chief Advisor, Tarquin Yue

Up to five advisory seats are currently contemplated across Legal, Audit/Accounts, Professional Education/Higher Education, Consultancy, and General Business Strategy.

Ready to explore a collaboration pathway?

Submit an expression of interest and we will review whether there may be a suitable fit with GACG’s current or future consulting, academy, operations, or advisory work.