About Us

Advice should make a business easier to understand from the inside.

Campden Consulting is a British business consulting and business advisory company based in London, Greater London. We work with owners and leadership teams who want a more systematic view of how their business is organised and managed.

Experienced business consultant in London
Firm profile

What we focus on

Management questions that sit between functions.

Many operating issues do not belong to a single department. A sales issue can be connected to delivery. A cost issue can come from process design. A planning issue can be caused by unclear decision ownership. Our work is designed around those intersections.

Rather than starting with a generic transformation programme, we begin with the specific question management needs to understand. The review then follows the evidence across operating costs, business processes, strategy, planning, organisation and sales processes where relevant.

CompanyCampden Consulting
BaseLondon, Greater London
Registration Date2018-03-25
VAT IDGB 290062716
DirectorTimothy Morales
Leadership team in a British small business setting
Working principles

How the work is shaped

Commercially minded, evidence-led, deliberately practical.

01

Start with the management decision

Define what needs to become clearer before collecting more information.

02

Follow the operating connection

Look across functions when the evidence shows that a problem does not sit neatly in one place.

03

Keep recommendations usable

Prioritise actions that can be owned, reviewed and adjusted by the people running the business.

04

Be clear about boundaries

Business advisory is not banking, brokerage, investment management or regulated financial advice.

Initial conversation

Start with the question management is finding difficult to frame.

An initial consultation can clarify the operating context, identify what needs to become more visible and establish whether a structured business review is appropriate.

Explore the consultation approach
01
Clarify the issue

Separate the visible symptom from the management decision behind it.

02
Define the useful scope

Identify which processes, roles or operating information are relevant to the question.

03
Choose a sensible next step

Decide whether the issue needs a focused review, a wider operating analysis or no further advisory work.