Abigail Nduva

Director

Abby is an experienced management consultant, having worked in the public and private sectors across UK, Europe and Australia over the last 20 years.

She focusses on the delivery of projects that target the improved engagement, inclusion and service of diverse users, organisations and communities. Abby has developed valuable cross-sector experience and excellent facilitation and program management skills, on which she draws to lead and support clients in the successful delivery of their projects.

Influential work

Led workshops for a leading Australian university’s academic services leadership team to develop a high-level operating model and improve team morale following a restructuring exercise across professional services functions
Supported a leading UK university to understand organisational practices and employee experiences related to staff reporting of racism through virtual consultations
Conducted user research with a local government authority's staff, service providers and culturally and linguistically diverse communities to determine how it could better serve its communities
Developed a best-practice vocational education and training model to support statewide delivery of accredited primary prevention and family violence courses by trainers
Delivered a human-centred design approach to engage users in the conceptual redesign of multi-jurisdictional service and operating model for a new Victorian court.

Outside of Nous

Prior to joining Nous, Abby worked for eight years as an IT consultant in the utilities industry in the UK and Australia. She also spent several years working across multiple sectors (health, resources, retail) as a management consultant for Accenture in the UK.

Abby holds a Bachelor of Science from Loughborough University and is accredited as a Managing Successful Programmes Practitioner and by the Association for Project Management. She also completed the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Competence Course.

In her spare time...

Abby loves an active lifestyle. When she isn’t hitting Muay Thai pads or punting a footy or rugby ball, she deliberates on the destination for her family's next adventure.