- Sep 2026 – now · promoted
Delivery Support Coordinator
- Nov 2024 – Sep 2026Team Support Coordinator
Promoted in September 2026. I build the dashboards and reports a delivery team runs on, keep its CRM data clean and its claims moving, and fix why things break rather than patching them.
CRM questions in the quarter after I trained advisors one to one, against the quarter before. Advisors estimate it saves each of them 2–4 hours a week.
Day to day, and the story
Greater Manchester's publicly funded business support service (150+ staff), which has helped 90,000+ businesses access funding, innovation support and expert advice.
Now, as Delivery Support Coordinator
- Built 8 Dynamics 365 dashboards from 10 custom reports, used across 8 teams. They save each user 7–8 hours a week and flag OMFs, ORFs and contract reports that are past their SLA, so late work gets caught early.
- Cleaned up 50,000+ CRM records, so the KPI and contract reports everyone relies on run on accurate data.
- Process and reconcile 30–50 funding claims a year, worth £500K–£1M, alongside purchase orders and sales invoices.
- Act as the team's go-to for data and CRM: shaping CRM changes and getting new starters comfortable with our systems.
Before, as Team Support Coordinator
- Coordinate support for a 30-person innovation team across two funded programmes that help Greater Manchester businesses grow.
- Keep contract reporting and KPIs on track, so the team can see where each programme stands.
- Look after Microsoft Dynamics 365 for the team: training advisors one to one, fixing data issues and answering CRM questions.
- Build Excel tools that make the work visible, like the automated client tracker for the Access to Finance team.
The storyThe new CRM kept tripping people up, mostly because nobody had been shown how it worked. Nobody asked me to fix that, so I sat with advisors one to one until it clicked. Then came a polite argument: CRM changes were being designed from the final report backwards. Now they start from the customer journey, and advisors and coordinators get asked too.


