Derrett Aliona

About

Aliona Derrett is a remarkable social sector professional, originally from the Republic of Moldova, where she qualified as a speech therapist before settling in the United Kingdom. With over 25 years of experience in the charitable, public, and private sectors in the UK and Europe, she is a co-founder of Prospect Consultancy, where she offers expertise in leadership, governance, strategic and operational management, organizational transformation, compliance, and performance improvement. Her career includes roles as interim chief executive and board member, as well as significant contributions to transformation projects, such as the restructuring of probation services in England and the development of strategies for organizations like Norfolk Deaf Association or Hear for Norfolk. She has collaborated with numerous institutions and organizations, including NHS Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board, where she serves as a non-executive member and chair of the Patient and Communities Committee and the Quality and Safety Committee, respectively. Her achievements include consulting on major tenders, such as the £750 million tender for Interserve, executive coaching for public services, facilitating strategies for entities like YMCA Norfolk and Relate Leeds, and innovative projects such as the Rotary Club of Norwich's "Cuppa Care," aimed at combating loneliness in rural communities through conversation sessions and social support. She also led Hear for Norfolk, an organization supporting individuals with hearing impairments, promoting access to essential services. Alina Derrett's personal life is closely linked to her social commitment, as she is actively involved in community initiatives in Norfolk, where she lives, including serving as president of the local Rotary branch. She is married to Robin Derrett, co-founder of Prospect Consultancy, with whom she shares over 30 years of experience in organizational transformation. Although intimate details remain private, her career reflects a deep passion for the vulnerable, marginalized, and disadvantaged communities, contributing to the integration of health and social services in the UK.