Fellowship criteria

A standard built around evidence, influence and integrity

Assessment is holistic but disciplined. No single job title, publication, revenue figure or public profile is sufficient by itself.

Sustained contribution

A coherent record of work over time, showing substance beyond isolated participation or self-description.

Consequential influence

Evidence that ideas, leadership or practice have informed people, organisations, policy, enterprise or the wider field.

Intellectual and professional standing

Credible outputs, appointments, peer regard, innovation or institutional responsibility proportionate to the candidate’s context.

Integrity and service

Responsible conduct, accurate representation, appropriate disclosure and contribution to communities or the public interest.