The British Council team combines campaign strategy, cultural programming, public engagement, and operational support so every chapter can turn ideas into action quickly.
Each lead holds a distinct brief, but the work stays connected: public programmes feed volunteer action, partnerships support access, and campaign insights shape the next round of community delivery.
Executive Director
Eoin sets organisational direction, aligns regional campaigns, and keeps national partnerships focused on practical community outcomes.
Head of Learning Programmes
Farah designs education pathways for teachers and young people, translating strategy into workshops, toolkits, and accessible local sessions.
Community Partnerships Lead
Sorcha builds relationships with libraries, councils, and arts venues so British Council programmes land where communities already gather.
Public Engagement Manager
Daniel shapes campaign messaging, event briefings, and supporter journeys that turn public interest into clear next actions.
Cultural Programmes Producer
Niamh leads arts-led exchanges and public events, making sure creative work stays connected to language access and civic participation.
Operations and Access Coordinator
Sean manages delivery logistics, accessibility planning, and on-the-ground support so events run smoothly across multiple regions.
Campaign Lead
Leah coordinates petitions, public actions, and chapter mobilisation, keeping campaign priorities visible from briefing to follow-through.
Volunteer Coordinator
Patrick recruits, trains, and schedules volunteers, giving new supporters a clear role and a fast route into active participation.