10 August 2026
Quentin Couradeau appointed Interim Director of Operations for NMPC
Quentin is undertaking a handover period from the current Director of Operations, Andreia Carvalho N'Djai.

Following a competitive recruitment process open to colleagues across King's, Quentin Couradeau will take up the position of Interim Director of Operations.
Quentin joined NMPC from the Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine in December 2022 as Faculty Business Manager and was appointed Head of Business Operations in January 2024. Since joining the Faculty, he has developed a deep understanding of our work and has played a central role in supporting our operational delivery, financial planning and strategic priorities.
The recruitment process attracted a strong field of candidates from across King’s. Quentin was the right person for the role, bringing detailed knowledge of the Faculty, strong relationships with colleagues and a clear commitment to our ambitions. His appointment will provide important continuity while also enabling him to bring his own vision and leadership to the role.
Quentin will undertake a handover period with our current Director of Operations, Andreia Carvalho N’Djai, before assuming the full responsibilities of the role following Andreia’s departure on 18 September.
On his appointment, Quentin said, “I am delighted to have been appointed Interim Director of Operations and grateful for the opportunity to continue serving the Faculty in this new capacity.
“I look forward to building on the excellent work Andreia has led and to working closely with Richard, the Faculty Executive and colleagues across our academic, teaching, research and professional services community. Together, we will continue strengthening the Faculty’s operations and supporting its ambitions as we move into the next stage of the Faculty’s and King’s Strategy 2030.”
Professor Richard Harding, Executive Dean of the Faculty, said, “I am thrilled that Quentin has been appointed as our Interim Director of Operations. We attracted a strong field of candidates through a highly competitive recruitment process from across King’s, which demonstrated the significant interest in the role and the strength of professional services leadership across the University.
“Quentin was the right person for the post. His detailed understanding of the Faculty, strong relationships with colleagues and clear commitment to our strategic ambitions will enable him to provide continuity while also bringing his own vision and leadership to the role.”