Finance teams across universities and colleges are under sustained, compounding pressure:
Over time, this can lead to change fatigue, reactive decision-making, and strain on communication across teams.
We use music not as entertainment, but as a structured, evidence-based tool to help finance professionals develop skills they use every day.
Strengthen deep listening — a skill that directly improves accuracy and team communication.
Recognise patterns and respond more flexibly — essential when processes and systems keep shifting.
Improve how teams work together when timelines are tight and the stakes are high.
Build the confidence to navigate change steadily, rather than reactively.
Activities are inclusive, accessible, and clearly connected back to day-to-day professional practice in finance settings.
No musical experience is required.
60–90 minutes
A low-risk introduction for teams new to the approach. Ideal for testing with a small group before wider roll-out.
3–4 hours
Deeper engagement with time for reflection and direct application to team dynamics and current challenges.
Full day
An immersive experience supporting collaboration, change readiness, and team renewal at a deeper level.
Ongoing
Designed to support sustained organisational change over time — building capacity session by session.
All formats are available in person or online.
Colin MacLeod brings together music, creativity, and professional experience to support teams working in complex, high-responsibility environments.
With 40+ years as a Celtic fiddle musician and over 27 years supporting finance teams — including as project accountant and finance business partner at Edinburgh University — Colin understands both the pressures and the possibilities facing university finance professionals.
His calm, structured facilitation style resonates particularly well with university and college finance and professional services teams.
Get in TouchIf your college or university finance team is navigating ongoing change and would benefit from a fresh, structured way to build capacity and collaboration — let's arrange a short exploratory conversation or pilot session.
