Elizabeth has previously supported international investment banks and professional service houses on research based product, market and territory development. More recently, working from our London office, she has collaborated with business leaders, economists and policymakers as a thought leader in team acquisition and retention. With a rare combination of deep intellect, academic rigour and commercial experience, Elizabeth is at the forefront of business intelligence including talent,… Show more Elizabeth has previously supported international investment banks and professional service houses on research based product, market and territory development. More recently, working from our London office, she has collaborated with business leaders, economists and policymakers as a thought leader in team acquisition and retention. With a rare combination of deep intellect, academic rigour and commercial experience, Elizabeth is at the forefront of business intelligence including talent, technology and key market trends. With a theoretical grounding in sociology, she is also a leader who understands the latest in policy, economics and change management. This enables her to deliver research led products and services that will informcritical decision making in leading technology businesses.Elizabeth holds a PhD in Sociology and Critical Military Studies from the University of Essex, plus her Masters and BA (Hons) in Classical and Archaeological Studies from the University of Kent. Show less

"Patch Life: Army Wives Behind the Wire" is a sociological and critical military studies investigation into how army wives in an overseas garrison experienced their situation of living ‘behind the wire’. This thesis probes how these women (re)create their identity within the socio-spaces of the garrison through the bonds of friendship and community living in a geographically remote location. Lying at the heart of this research is how these civilian women respond to their socially… Show more "Patch Life: Army Wives Behind the Wire" is a sociological and critical military studies investigation into how army wives in an overseas garrison experienced their situation of living ‘behind the wire’. This thesis probes how these women (re)create their identity within the socio-spaces of the garrison through the bonds of friendship and community living in a geographically remote location. Lying at the heart of this research is how these civilian women respond to their socially constructed appellation of ‘army wife’, whether they embraced its traditions and expectations or, if in their refutation, they were able to find an alternative sense of self located for three years overseas living a patch life behind the wire. Show less

Head EMEA Research and Market Intelligence

Developing research capabilities across Real Estate Investment Trusts

Developing Australasia market research covering Investment Banking, Private Equity, M&A and Capital Markets