Our model

As we choose to work with only a small number of clients each year, most of our work is led personally by our CEO. From time to time we draw on the expertise of other trusted advisors.

CEO and Founder

Harvey Duthie

CEO and Founder

Harvey Duthie has led an array of international fundraising, resource mobilisation and advocacy initiatives. He has raised more than €250 million for clients and was central to the delivery of a further €300+ million.

Projects supported have addressed food security, education, health, faith, human rights and biodiversity and sustainable development goals, among others. In various roles, he has worked with organisations throughout the UK and Ireland, in Asia and across Europe, Africa and the United States.

A selection of professional highlights from the last twenty years:

Raised more than €60 million for the Diocese of Westminster in London
Designed a $1 billion global fundraising plan for a Gates Foundation project in Seattle
Developed a $2 billion resource mobilisation plan for CGIAR in Washington DC
Secured $12.5 million for the UN’s Plant Treaty based at FAO in Rome
Grew income from €1 million to €8.8 million at the University of Limerick Foundation in Limerick
Led advocacy and resource mobilisation efforts for a programme based at Africa Centres for Disease Control in Addis Ababa

Previous roles and former pro-bono commitments:

Pro-Bono Fundraising Counsel, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Geneva
CEO, University of Limerick Foundation, Limerick, Ireland
Senior Vice President, CCS Fundraising, London
Senior Consultant, 2into3, Dublin
Cabinet Member, CASE, UK and Ireland
Mentor, Institute of Fundraising, London
Pro-Bono Fundraising Counsel, ActionAid International Secretariat, London
Voluntary Fundraising Committee Member, The Passage, London
Founding Director, Fundraising Ireland

A full biography is available here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harveyduthie/.

Natalie Collin, Senior Director

Natalie is a strategic philanthropy leader, specialising in helping organisations build the relationships, strategies and internal capability needed to secure transformational funding.

Her experience spans international development, global health, education, children’s services and Catholic and faith-based causes. She has raised more than £50 million for programmes across Africa, Asia, Europe and the United States, working with organisations to diversify income, strengthen funding propositions and build long-term partnerships with philanthropists, foundations, governments and the private sector.

Natalie brings particular expertise in supporting organisations at moments of growth or transition, whether establishing a new fundraising function, developing a resource mobilisation strategy or helping teams move from transactional fundraising towards more strategic, relationship-led approaches. She works closely with senior leaders and fundraising teams to turn ambition into practical plans, stronger pipelines and sustainable income.

Her international experience includes leading efforts at Girl Effect to unlock and align philanthropic, public and private investment for a multi-year, multi-country Gavi vaccine programme. She also developed Amnesty International Ireland’s first philanthropic strategy and advised FoodCloud on its €25 million global campaign to rescue one billion meals, addressing food insecurity and climate change.

Alongside her global resource mobilisation work, Natalie has significant experience supporting Catholic and diocesan causes. She has led capital campaigns and major donor initiatives for organisations including the Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School, the Diocese of East Anglia and the Diocese of Westminster, helping faith-based organisations translate mission into compelling opportunities for philanthropic support.