We are a U.K. based learning and development consultancy. We help people think and act profitably. We do this through developing their knowledge and skills in innovation, management and leadership. We focus on driving sustainable improvement in business performance. We work with individuals, teams and organizations around the world.

Email the.team@epiphaniesllp.com to find out how we can help you.

Method

We design interventions based on the outcome you seek, your current position and the culture of your business.

Performance

Helping individuals, teams and organisations shift their performance from ordinary to extraordinary.

Resilience

Helping people become effective at managing themselves and others through the way they behave, the things they choose to do and when they choose to do them.

Change

Helping people understand and feel, motivated, confident and in control to drive through organisational change effectively and efficiently.

Leadership

Developing the knowledge, skills and attitude in individuals that enable them to lead others to do what’s required, by when, in the way that’s necessary, because they want to do it.

Innovation

Challenging the way people think and what they do through innovation tools and techniques in order to solve problems or create opportunities and drive change.

Clients

DMG

Whilst almost all learning and development companies can offer a complete suite of leadership programmes, most are brilliant at one or two things and good at the rest. So when a media company wanted a world class leadership programme, they came to us because of our ability to pull together experts from a number of […]

Marks and Spencer

Sometimes, it’s not about us doing the delivery. Instead it’s about creating an amazing product that a team can deliver in-house. We were delighted to do this for a retail client whose current development programme for New Store Managers was under subscribed, seen as not fit for purpose and a bit boring. We created a […]

Southeastern Rail

Sometimes what we do is help embed the basics of management and leadership. For one customer this meant everything from helping them develop their leadership model to a full suite of development programmes to upskill all staff from the senior managers to first line supervisors. The constraints of shift patterns, dangerous operating environments and the […]

People

Dominic Irvine

Dominic is the main man when it comes to creative thinking and big stage stuff. He has built an enviable reputation as an international speaker and facilitator. Dominic founded Epiphanies at the end of 2001. His areas of particular interest are innovation and individual and team performance.

Nigel Harrison

Nigel is our expert on customer acquisition and relationship management. Prior to joining us Nigel was a senior leader with a recognised global leader in the Financial Services sector. Nigel’s primary role at Epiphanies is to oversee our client strategy and to ensure that we continue to deliver maximum value to our customers.

Blog posts

Tandem Record

At 3:41am on Thursday 7th May 2015, the rear wheel of our tandem passed over the drain that marked the end point at John O’Groats 45 hours and 11 minutes and 842 miles after leaving Lands End. In so doing, we had broken the 49 year old End to End record that had stood since […]

Productively Lazy?

First published in HR Bullets on 7th January 2015. Productively lazy? You could be forgiven for thinking that we in the UK are a lazy bunch. The bank-run on Northern Rock in 2007 heralded the start of the Great Recession and since then labour productivity in the United Kingdom has been remarkably weak. Whole economy output per […]

The Power of Context

This first appeared on The Telegraph’s website ‘Ingenious Britain’ on 7th March 2013. You need to know something really important. Context drives behaviour. The way people are behaving in your business is a function largely of the context you have created. Whilst raising serious ethical questions regarding what should be permitted in research, Stanley Milgram’s controversial experiments […]