Andor Vince is a Collections Care Consultant providing independent advice, project management and training for museums, galleries, libraries, archives and historic houses.

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He has worked in the heritage sector since 1998 across Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States, the Middle East and the Asia–Pacific region. His work includes strategic collections care reviews, risk assessment and prioritisation, and the planning, management and coordination of conservation programmes, collections relocations and storage projects. He also supports emergency preparedness and provides specialist advice, coordination and project management for collections response and recovery.

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Andor works with senior managers and collections teams to assess capacity, clarify responsibilities, evaluate options and establish realistic priorities. This includes helping organisations understand how changes in staffing, resources and working arrangements affect staff and the care of collections.

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Alongside his heritage practice, Andor is trained in Positive Organisational Psychology. He draws on this understanding of workload, pressure, working relationships and decision-making when advising organisations through change and supporting teams preparing for or responding to emergencies.

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He is based in Auckland, New Zealand, and works internationally by arrangement.