Constance Agyeman
Constance is Head of Development leading on International Development and UK Prizes at the Nesta Challenge Prize Centre. Since joining the Centre in 2012, Constance has developed and delivered a number of challenges such as the Giving Challenges, Dynamic Demand and Longitude Explorer. She also works with a range of partners, such as World Bank, USAID, Department for Work and Pensions, Cabinet Office and Essex County Council, to provide a range of consultancy services in strategic application of challenges, capacity development and design and delivery of challenges.
Constance previously managed a £50million match fund programme at vinspired, worked with the Greater London Authority and has headed up youth volunteering and grant management programmes. She also spent a number of years working for TimeBank and Mind, the mental health charity.
With over 20 years of experience in the voluntary sector, Constance still has a desire to empower innovators and entrepreneurs to develop the skills and knowledge to apply their ideas for social good and believes that fostering effective public/private/voluntary sector collaborations to tackle specific social challenges is a great way to do that.
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Constance is Head of Development leading on International Development and UK Prizes at the Nesta Challenge Prize Centre. Since joining the Centre in 2012, Constance has developed and delivered a number of challenges such as the Giving Challenges, Dynamic Demand and Longitude Explorer. She also works with a range of partners, such as World Bank, USAID, Department for Work and Pensions, Cabinet Office and Essex County Council, to provide a range of consultancy services in strategic application of challenges, capacity development and design and delivery of challenges.
Constance previously managed a £50million match fund programme at vinspired, worked with the Greater London Authority and has headed up youth volunteering and grant management programmes. She also spent a number of years working for TimeBank and Mind, the mental health charity.
With over 20 years of experience in the voluntary sector, Constance still has a desire to empower innovators and entrepreneurs to develop the skills and knowledge to apply their ideas for social good and believes that fostering effective public/private/voluntary sector collaborations to tackle specific social challenges is a great way to do that.
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