Sebastian Moore

Sebastian Moore

Writing, Research & Press

Essays, published research and the GOV×BRM newsletter, plus coverage of my work in AI, business relationship management and the civil service.

Research

SSRN · Policy briefing · Posted 4 June 2026

How Apprenticeship Providers Underrepresent Care Leaver Eligibility: A Systematic Audit of Funding Exemption Guidance Across the APAR Register

A systematic audit of 107 apprenticeship training providers across universities, further education colleges and independent training providers. 64% made no reference to care leaver or EHC-related funding support on eligibility pages, and a further 24% referenced it only partially: a systemic communication failure with material implications for equitable access. The briefing sets out five policy recommendations, including a mandatory eligibility wording standard and an annual monitoring cycle. Written in a personal capacity under my Henley Business School affiliation, with the full dataset published openly.

GOV×BRM

Biweekly newsletter · 700+ subscribers

GOV×BRM: Government Business Relationship Management

Insights on relationships, strategy and outcomes in government technology. Read by practitioners across UK government and internationally. Published biweekly on LinkedIn; a full archive is moving to its own home shortly.

Writing

Apolitical · 18 November 2025

HM Treasury's Innovation Day 2025: Highlights

What happened when the Treasury opened its doors to cross-government and industry innovation, and what other departments can take from it.

BRM Institute · 6 August 2025

Versatile by Design: BRM in UK Government

On why business relationship management is the connective tissue of government digital delivery.

Essay

From Care to Career: Social Mobility in the UK Civil Service

On the Care Leaver Internship Scheme, and what genuine social mobility looks like inside the public service.

Press & features

Northumbria University · The North Edit · 2026/27 edition

Featured in The North Edit

Northumbria University's flagship magazine, profiling the journey from County Durham care leaver to government AI leadership.

Also featured by Apolitical, Digital Leaders, ThinkDigital, ChronicleLive and Government Transformation Magazine.