May founded artwhich® in 2020. artwhich® is an educational support services business in London, the UK to empower (aspiring) leaders worldwide to reach their potential.
May is a Chartered Manager, Carbon Literacy Certified Facilitator, and AgilePM/PRINCE2 Practitioner. She has more than 11 years of experience in contributing to and/or leading various functions including Customer Success, Corporate Responsibility (including Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), Learning and Development in the information, education, and heritage sectors in London, United Kingdom, and Hong Kong SAR, China. She is an EMCC Master Member, holds a lectureship in a further education college, and delivers various leadership coaching and mentoring programmes. She also holds non-executive directorship, non-profit board/advisory board positions, and various voluntary roles. Prior to that, she worked for Gartner, Clarivate, Thomson Reuters, and the University of London.
With academic interests that range across sustainability, arts, and heritage management, May is an MSt in Sustainability Leadership candidate at the University of Cambridge. She holds an MA in Managing Archaeological Sites from UCL and a BA (Hons) in Graphic Design from Central Saint Martins, UAL.
Work history
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Lecturer, Business and ManagementCoventry University London Campus
London, United KingdomFull Time
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Lecturer, Executive CoachingSERC
London, United Kingdom
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Skills
- Project Management
- Enterpreneurship
- Sustainability
- Sustainability Strategy
- Sustainability Reporting
- Education
- Museum Education
- Education Projects
- Learning Development
- Coaching
Education
MSt in Sustainability LeadershipUniversity of Cambridge
- Cambridge, United Kingdom
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MA in Managing Archaeological SitesUCL
- London, United Kingdom
Research interests: Value-based management planning, learning and communication theories, strategic planning, fundraising
Dissertation titled: ‘The Role of Marketing & Visitor Engagement: Case Study of Burgh House & Hampstead Museum’ (79%)
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