View organisations and expertise

For many businesses - particularly for small businesses and sole traders - keeping up with changing client needs is a major challenge. Sometimes the hardest client for you to continue servicing is a successful one, whose business is expanding and developing in ways which challenge you to stay abreast of them.

On occasions like this it is good to be able to call on assistance from other Society Members in professional practice who may be able to link up with you and add value to the service you offer your clients. On other occasions you may want to look for a partner so that you can wish to tender for new contracts which demand a greater breadth of expertise than your own organisation has.

Our online commissions service allows you to:

There is no charge for you to upload your details and there is no charge for prospective partners to view your record. There is no limit to the number of times you can update your details and repost them in any year.

Seeking Partners among other Members
Please email commissions@rsph.org with details of the project you are working on and the nature a scope of the expertise you wish to draw on from other Members. We will post these details onto this page - or, if you prefer, we will circulate it electronically among a selection of Members but not post it publicly on this page. Your notice must include appropriate contact details as the Society will not act as an intermediary in your search. (Please note that this service is available only in electronic format). Members are responsible for negotiating terms of business with each other as appropriate.

Offering your Expertise to other Members
If you have particular skills and experience which could be of value to other Members (e.g. bidding for grant money; working with local authorities; contacts in particular countries) you may send a message to commissions@rsph.org outlining your expertise. We will post your details on this page and refer any relevant requests from Members as appropriate. Your notice must include appropriate contact details as the Society will not act as an intermediary. Members are responsible for negotiating terms of business with each other as appropriate.