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Greater London, England, United Kingdom

I work as a consultant for Membership Matters - the membership sector’s leading research consultancy, which provides strategic research and consultancy services to associations.

London, England, United Kingdom

I'm working on a voluntary basis for Fair Game, an organisation that is campaigning for the implementation of the White Paper on Football Governance and for a fairer and more sustainable distribution of finance across football, underpinned by the Fair Game Index. I lead on coordinating the research programme, academic partnerships and the Fair Game Index.

London, England, United Kingdom

I have undertaken a project for the Association of Accounting Technicians. I worked with their Director of Professional Standards and Policy, who was looking to establish a policy and strategy team to take forward the 2030 Strategy that AAT was developing. I worked with AAT to provide advice on the scope and purpose of the new team, how it would work with.

Carthusian Court, 12 Carthusian Street, London

I had responsibility for policy; government affairs, media, research, strategy and funding. I helped to achieve significant improvements, including a more effective relationship with government. This delivered a number of important investments such as the Construction Skills Fund that has prepared thousands of potential recruits and the first occupational.

Walthamstow

As a parent-governor of a growing school, I have supported it as it moved to new premises and expanded its intake, helped it to appoint a new headmaster and to develop its approach to potentially becoming an academy.

London

Undertook consultancy project for Food and Drink Federation on its strategy. I researched the issues facing the industry, discussed these with its employees and made a report with a number of recommendations

Broadway House, Tothill Street, London

I joined as Chief Economist, responsible for the policy and research work of the economics team. Over time, I picked up responsibility for other policy areas such as skills and energy, as well as its overall research work. This led me to put together an overall policy team and I subsequently picked up the media and government affairs work. When I started.

Tudor Street, London

I initially joined as Senior Economist to work on forecasting publications and on various economic projects, including impact studies. I helped the Henley Centre to fuse its economic analysis with its work on social trends. I led on its Local Futures programme and raised its external profile significantly. After being promoted to Chief Economist, I took.

Centrepoint, London

I worked in the Employment Affairs and Education and Training Directorates on research and policy issue, the latter under future Director-General, John Cridland. I led on the development of a major Training Presentation that CBI took out to members and to government.

Ba, Economics

Undergraduate degree in economics, covering macro and micro-economics, politics, economic history, economic development and statistics.

Education record

Studied for 7 years for GCSEs and A-levels - in Economics, Maths and Chemistry.