Juliet Michaelson Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

One third of Possible's Co-Director team with responsibility for the strengthening of the organisational architecture and resources needed to deliver our mission of inspiring climate action. Hold accountabililty for operations, finance, fundraising and governance.

I lead organisational development and operations at Economy, where we work to support people to use economics to achieve what matters to them. I focus on improving our systems around people, culture, diversity and HR, as well as developing our operational and finance processes.

Interim role at this public economics education charity with focus on organisational development, redeveloping systems around people, culture and HR.

I was a trustee of Rethinking Economics, the charity which supports an international network of students, academics and professionals building a better economics in society and the classroom. I was a member of the finance, risk and audit subcommittee and of the staffing and governance sub-committee guiding development of policy on HR and organisational.

London, United Kingdom

I led NEON's operations function, including HR, finance and office systems and was part of the organiation's senior management group.

London

Policy advisor in the World Trade Organisation team within Defra's EU and International Trade directorate, working on the changes required for the UK's fully independent membership of the WTO.

Provided strategic research and policy consultancy to third sector clients. Included advising on strategic development of Participatory City, a major new charity working on fostering connections between and social action by local residents. Also worked with the New Economics Foundation on loneliness and health as a social movement.

I led NEF's Centre for Wellbeing, heading a team of five staff members carrying out research and policy advocacy on wellbeing economics and Beyond GDP indicators. The programme management role involved: business development and fundraising, policy budgeting and financial reporting, high-level policy advocacy, maintaing a wide network of external contacts.

As Senior Researcher I developed, fundraised for and carried out a number of research projects in NEF's Centre for Wellbeing which explored the measurement of well-being and its implications for policy, including work on National Accounts of Well-being and the Happy Planet Index. The role included regular media activities, public speaking, collaborating.

I developed, fundraised for and carried out a number of research projects in NEF's Centre for Wellbeing, working with a range of collaborators and funders from academia, the public, private and third sectors.

I contributed to the governance of this small sexual health charity and played a lead role in the decision to secure the ongoing viability of the organisation’s work via its merger with Brook after a key funding stream was discontinued.

I led large-scale survey research projects on education and social capital, for clients including the UK Department for Education and Home Office. I undertook client liaison, research design and implementation, co-ordination of input across multiple internal departments, training of field interviewers, data analysis and report writing.

I project managed large-scale survey research projects on education and social capital, for clients including the UK Department for Education and Home Office. Undertook client liaison, research design and implementation, co-ordination of input across multiple internal departments, training of field interviewers, data analysis and report writing.

I contributed to consultancy projects for a range of public sector clients in local and central government, health, crime prevention and education sectors. I took a sabbatical to study for my MSc in 2002-3.

Msc, Social Research Methods (Social Policy), Distinction

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Philosophy, First (Part I); 2.1 (Part Ii)

Queens' College