Qualifications & Expertise


  • EDI Awarded Winner
  • Certified NLP Practitioner 
  • Certified NLP Coach
  • Qualified CPCAB Counsellor 
  • Associate Member of Chartered Institute of Personal Development (CIPD)
  • Dispute Resolution Expert – Race Discrimination
  • Qualified NVQ Assessor
  • Qualified TEFL Teacher 
  • Employment Law
  • EDI Practitioner


Easton Wilson

CEO & Founder

Easton’s values emphasize respect, compassion, and fairness, fostering meaningful connections. His ethical approach underscores the significance of resource sharing, championing rights, and maintaining honesty, as he firmly believes that fairness and equality should serve as the cornerstone of human actions.


He identifies as both conscientious and empathetic, striving to understand the viewpoints of others without casting judgment on established behaviors. This commitment to neutrality enhances his interactions.


With extensive experience in EDI consultation, employee relations, and coaching, Easton is passionately dedicated to empowering individuals to resolve conflicts and nurture a harmonious workplace environment.


Boasting over 23 years in HR, he has provided effective EDI, investigation, and mediation solutions to organizations throughout the UK, cultivating positive work cultures and collaborative settings.


As an NLP practitioner, coach, and CPCAB counselor, Easton guides clients in gaining a deeper insight into their perspectives, leading them toward self-awareness and personal growth.


Understanding the impact of investigations on mental well-being, Easton incorporates counseling and NLP techniques post-investigation to promote healing and restoration, benefiting both individuals and organizations alike.

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FAQs

  • Why hire an external investigator?


    • No qualified internal investigator in the company.

    • In-house investigator is perceived to be lacking independence and impartiality.

    • Complaint implicates a person who is in a position of authority over the internal investigator.

    • Complaint is against a high-ranking employee within the organization.

    • Severity or seriousness of the allegations to be investigated.

    • Investigation involves multiple complainants and/or respondents.

    • High likelihood that the complaint will be legally challenged or result in litigation.

    • News of the complaint has already been diffused in the workplace or in the media.

  • How long does an investigation take?


         One month up to two months depending on:


    • Scope of the investigation.

    • Number of allegations/incidents in the complaint.

    • Number of necessary witnesses to be interviewed.

  • What are the initial steps to an effective investigation?


    • Employer takes interim measures to protect the physical and psychological safety of the employees, especially the complainant: reorganizing of working hours, temporarily changing reporting structure, or putting an employee on paid leave for the duration of the investigation.

    • Employer takes precautions to preserve the evidence (documents, video, emails, etc.).

    • Employer chooses in a timely matter an experienced and qualified investigator who is available and has the required skills, practical knowledge and demeanor to conduct the investigation.

    • Employer and investigator create an investigation plan: scope of the investigation, obtainment of relevant documents, scheduling of employees to be interviewed.

Easton Wilson

Assoc CIPD - CEO & Founder

Easton’s values are centred around treating others with respect, kindness and fair-mindness this has helped him develop supportive relationships with those around him. His ethics, the importance of sharing, fighting for others and being honest has shaped his belief that fairness and equality of opportunity, are the cornerstone of human behaviour.


Easton would describe himself as conscientious, caring, and compassionate individual, who strives to always see the world through other person eyes (empathy) and not judge an individual based on their learned behaviour (impartial).


After achieving an extensive background in EDI consultation, employee relations, change management and personal and executive coaching, Easton found his passion in assisting people settle disputes and achieve peace of mind in the workplace. 


With over 20 years of experience as a HR professional, he has established his career in providing organizations across the UK with successful EDI, investigation and mediation solutions helping to maintain a positive work environment and interconnected culture.


A long-time NLP practitioner, coach and CPCAB counsellor he has helped clients appreciate the way they view the world how one operates in it.


Recognising the traumatic effect that investigations can have on an individual's mental health and well being, using counselling and NLP techniques post investigation, focuses on healing and restoration, this method is beneficial for the individual and the organisation. 


Handling all sensitive situations with care, kindness and discretion, Easton collaborates with you to achieve the best possible outcome so everyone can move forward – together.


Qualifications & Expertise


  • EDI Awarded Winner
  • Certified NLP Practitioner 
  • Certified NLP Coach
  • Qualified CPCAB Counsellor 
  • Associate Member of Chartered Institute of Personal Development (CIPD)
  • Dispute Resolution Expert – Race Discrimination
  • Qualified NVQ Assessor
  • Qualified TEFL Teacher 
  • Employment Law
  • EDI Practitioner


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