Lemonmint helps RSPH to strengthen portfolio for impact and growth
- Nisha Gautam
- October 6, 2026
- FRESH LEMONMINT
- Data2Value, Data2ValueExecutiveDialogue
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The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH), the world’s oldest public health body, has worked with Lemonmint to strengthen its educational offering and support the next phase of its growth.
RSPH is an independent charity with a mission to improve and protect the health of the public. Its educational portfolio plays an important role in supporting professionals and organisations across a wide range of public health priorities.
“Public health is ultimately about improving people’s lives. The more effectively we can extend our reach and our mission, the greater the contribution we can make to addressing the health challenges of the future,” said William Roberts, CEO of RSPH.
The more effectively we can extend our reach and our mission, the greater the contribution we can make to addressing the health challenges of the future – William Roberts, CEO of RSPH
The engagement with Lemonmint built on RSPH’s established educational offering, developing a clearer framework for the portfolio alongside an implementation roadmap to support its future development and impact.
“The real value for us wasn’t just the formal strategic work – it was the close collaboration and one to one support throughout the process. That helped move the organisation forward. It also gave us the space to sharpen our priorities and create a path for the next phase of growth,” said William Roberts, CEO of RSPH.
Positioned for continued impact and growth
RSPH’s educational offering is now supported by practical tools to guide its continued development while keeping the organisation’s mission at the centre.
“Our work with RSPH was a genuine collaboration that turned strategic thinking into practical tools and a shared direction the team can act on. We were proud to contribute to the future growth of such a respected organisation. This is exactly the kind of work Lemonmint was created to do: leveraging our significant experience with not-for-profit organisations to support growth without losing sight of their mission and vision,” said Martin Eberhart, Partner at Lemonmint.
With this work now embedded in its internal teams, RSPH can build on it and move into its next phase of growth, extending its contribution to public health across the UK and internationally.
Written with the assistance of AI.
