Mark Powell

Mark Powell has extensive work experience in leadership and talent consultancy. Mark began their career at SHL Group as a Senior Consultant, where they developed solutions in competency design, assessment, and development. Mark then joined UBS as Head of Assessment, partnering with the global business to implement assessment standards and enhance the global competency model.

Afterwards, Mark worked at the Cabinet Office as Chief Psychologist, overseeing talent development programs and assessment methodologies for senior civil service leaders. Mark later joined Nationwide Building Society as Talent and Succession Manager, responsible for talent identification processes and the design of a behavioral competency model.

Mark then joined CEB, now Gartner, as a Managing Consultant and eventually became the Post-Hire Practice Director, shaping talent management solutions and leading complex projects for strategic accounts. After a brief stint at SHL as Presales and Solutions Director, they returned to GatenbySanderson as a Partner in Leadership and Talent Consulting. Mark currently holds the position of Head of Leadership and Talent Consultancy, Practice Lead at GatenbySanderson, where they utilize market intelligence to address client's leadership challenges and drive societal impact.

Mark Powell's education history includes the following chronological information:

- From 2018 to 2019, Mark attended the Academy of Executive Coaching (AoEC) and obtained a Diploma in Executive Coaching.

- In 2008, Mark completed a program at CIPD and received the MCIPD (2008) degree.

- In 2002, Mark was granted Chartered Occupational Psychology status by the British Psychological Society.

- Between 1997 and 1998, Mark pursued a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Industrial Psychology from the University of Hull.

- From 1994 to 1997, Mark attended The University of Sheffield and graduated with a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Psychology.

- Mark's education before 1994 is unknown and not provided in the given information.