Carol Mary Black

The Nuffield Trust for Rsch & Policy Studies in Health Service is a British UK-based company founded in 1940 by Viscount Nuffield. The non-profit company conducts research and policy studies in the healthcare sector. Recently, the company has been analyzing the new pay offer accepted by a majority of unions involved in talks to end NHS strikes. The settlement is likely to result in pay increases for NHS staff other than doctors. The company's ongoing chart analysis of staff pay provides updates on what this settlement means for NHS staff pay packets compared to salaries in 2010, and where it leaves discussions between the government and the NHS workforce. The CEO is Nigel Edwards.

National Portrait Gallery Co. Ltd. is an art gallery that houses over 220,000 works from the 8th century to the present day. The non-profit company is based in London, UK, and was founded in 1856 by Thomas Carlyle, Philip Henry Stanhope, Thomas Babington Macaulay. The gallery offers a unique range of books, prints, accessories, and gifts for purchase, with every purchase supporting the gallery. The gallery also offers access to special events, discounts in the gallery shop, free exhibition entry, and a wide collection of video content on their YouTube channel. Additionally, the gallery offers a series of podcasts exploring the lives of pioneering women, past and present.

Uppingham School operates secondary schools. The private company is based in Uppingham, UK. The British company was founded by Archdeacon Robert Johnson.

Rand Europe Community Interest Co. was founded in 1992 and is based in Cambridge, UK. The British company is home to RAND Project AIR FORCE (PAF), which conducts objective analysis on issues of enduring concern to Air Force leaders. PAF's research is shared in digital format free of charge as a public service and informs the current public policy debate and topics on the public agenda. RAND also provides the latest insights, including full reports, commentary, videos, and podcasts.