Mutual Ventures published The Health Foundation's enlightening briefing with Ipsos titled We need to talk, published this week.
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Just 5% of the public think social care should be delivered by private, for-profit companies. Over 85% of care homes in England are. That gap sits at the centre of The H…
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Mutual Ventures
Making public services better, more sustainable and more connected to communities. Proud to be B Corp certified.
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- Business Consulting and Services
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Mutual Ventures
At MV we are passionate about better, more sustainable public services. Combining a strong public service ethos with commercial discipline, we work in partnership with our clients to develop strategies, improve performance, and establish and grow the right delivery models. We work across all areas including children’s services, health and social care, culture services and more. We are proud to be B Corp certified. Working at MV is a different experience to working at a larger consultancy or in the public sector. You will do very challenging work - but you won't be micro-managed like you might be elsewhere. We empower and trust our team to make decisions and take responsibility for their own work – but we are also a tight knit team and genuinely care about each other. Not to mention our fantastic team benefits, including 27 days holiday (plus bank holidays), private medical & mental health insurance, flexible working hours and so much more! We believe in working hard whilst making sure we all have a great work-life balance. If you are interested in being part of our journey and would like to know more do get in touch.
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