Rosemary Stamp

Rosemary Stamp is Director and principal consultant of Stamp Consulting UK. She advises higher education and public sector organisations on strategic marketing, brand competitiveness and positioning, policy response and strategic planning. She facilitates competitive briefings and strategic panning programmes for senior management teams throughout Europe and has led fifteen brand development strategies in education and education-related organisations. Rosemary's coaching and intervention portfolio ranges from strategic decision-making through to effective leadership, communications and management skills for executive boards and institutional leaders.

She teaches on the Institute of Education's MBA in higher education management, the University of Warwick's international programme in HE management and the Leadership Foundation's leadership development, governor development and senior strategic leadership programmes.

Rosemary has chaired public discussions with thought leaders and policy makers, and publishes and lectures extensively on strategic management, leadership and marketing issues. She is the editor of the Stamp Consulting Briefing Paper series and is a contributory author to A practical guide to university and college management (Routledge) and The state of UK higher education: managing change and diversity (Oxford University Press).

Rosemary served as an FE college governor for nine years and is a member of the advisory board of the Nottingham Business School.

Before founding Stamp Consulting in 2006, Rosemary was director of the strategic consulting group, Euro RSGG Riley, for six years. While at Euro she also held the roles of group brand director and national director for education marketing. Prior to joining Euro in 1998, Rosemary was director of student marketing, research and recruitment for the University of Warwick.

Rosemary holds a BA from the University of Birmingham, received her MA from the University of York and her MSc from the Nottingham Business School. She is a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, the Institute of Directors and an elected Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing.