Eminence-grise Sue Blackmore page

Éminence Grise, a definition: A powerful adviser or decision-maker; also called "grey eminence"

Sue Blackmore

Sue has conducted a variety of evaluations and research projects, both at home and abroad, for voluntary sector and grant-making organisations, and local and central government offices.

Her research skills include questionnaire design, interviewing, and quantitative and qualitative data analysis.

Her previous work has included:

• Research for Camden Council on the housing needs of 19 minority ethnic communities;
• Data analysis for an evaluation of Help the Aged’s ‘Speaking up for ourselves’ UK grants programme;
• Review of a project providing services for young homeless people, on behalf of the Oak Foundation.
• Evaluation of an exchange programme involving staff from community foundations in Europe and the USA;
• Evaluation of Estuar Foundation, a Romanian organisation providing services to people with mental health problems;
• Research to assess the level of social capital in Croatia.
• Evaluation of Enfield Children’s Fund, a government-funded programme providing services to children at risk of social exclusion.
• Research and analysis in support of a strategic review for Friends of the Elderly.

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Her current work includes:
Evaluation of Hillingdon Community Trust’