Emma Hanford
Emma Hanford is a Strategic Partnerships Manager at Case-UK CIC, bringing over 12 years of experience across business development, employability, justice, health and wellbeing. She holds an MSc in Crime & Justice and a PCET teaching qualification, combining academic knowledge with extensive frontline and strategic experience.
Emma specialises in developing high-level partnerships between employers, public services, local authorities and community organisations, creating opportunities that deliver meaningful and measurable social impact.
Her work focuses on employer engagement, workplace wellbeing, inclusive employment, social value and building sustainable partnerships that strengthen organisations and communities. She plays a key role in organisational growth, identifying new opportunities and bringing partners together to improve access to employment, wellbeing and specialist support.
Emma is passionate about helping organisations move beyond simply making social value commitments to creating genuine, lasting impact. Her approach is built around collaboration, inclusion and trust, ensuring partnerships create opportunities that benefit businesses, individuals and communities while delivering positive and sustainable change.
Sessions
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The Business Case for Belonging11-Nov-2026Seminar Theatre 10 - Sponsored By Case-UK C.I.C
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The Financial Impact of a Business Built on Belonging12-Nov-2026Seminar Theatre 10 - Sponsored By Case-UK C.I.C