Kateryna Andreyeva

Director, Consulting (VIC)

Katya Andreyeva

I’m driven by the belief that we can build systems that truly serve people – where every decision considers its ripple effect on communities and creates pathways to belonging rather than exclusion.

Katya is passionate about helping organisations create meaningful change. As Director at SVA Consulting, she works across social, philanthropic and government sectors to define strategic direction, navigate complexity, and clarify future priorities. She brings a strong focus on measurable impact and practical implementation.

Drawing on over 15 years of experience across commercial and for-purpose sectors, she brings commercial acumen paired with deep understanding of what works in the social sector – recognising both the complexity of creating impact and the operational realities facing non-profits.

Throughout her career, Katya has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to building the capacity of social sector organisations to make better decisions whilst staying true to their ‘north star’. She strongly believes in the importance of lived-experience alongside data-driven insights as key ingredients for strategic clarity and greater impact.

Katya is an accredited Social Value and SROI practitioner. She previously led Victorian Chapter of the Social Impact Measurement Australia (SIMNA), served as a mentor with the School for Social Entrepreneurs and contributed as a guest speaker at various events and academic courses including RMIT and CSI Swinburn. Katya has shared her perspectives in many articles, including A guide to social impact measurement, Seven pitfalls to avoid in outcomes measurement, Managing to outcomes: what, why and how?, Extended benefits of an SROI report.

Her works includes supporting Google Australia to explore the impact of its partnerships and initiatives; working alongside VACCA to model workforce demand across its service areas which later evolved into whole-of-Victoria First Nations workforce modelling with VACCHO; building capacity of WEstjustice to track impact of its programs, and Australian Unity to articulate and demonstrate how its diverse range of activities create positive outcomes for its communities.

Katya began her career with L.E.K. Consulting, a global strategy consulting firm. She holds a Bachelor of Economics and Commerce and a Bachelor of Arts both from the University of Melbourne. Katya has also undertaken study at Boston College and participated in the non-profit leadership program facilitated by the Harvard Club of Australia.


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