Tom Egan Email & Phone Number

London, GB

London, England, United Kingdom

As Research & Knowledge Exchange Development Manager at the Royal College of Art, I work with academics from the Schools of Architecture, Arts & Humanities and Communication as well as from the Computer Science Research Centre and the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design. I work with colleagues to develop research and knowledge exchange proposals, partnerships.

55-56 Russell Square

Carlton House Terrace

• I am currently responsible for managing the British Academy's Newton Fund programmes which include Newton Mobility Grants, Newton International Fellowships and Newton Advanced Fellowships. I am also responsible for the.
• Management of four of the British Academy’s International facing research programmes; Newton Mobility Grants, Newton Advanced Fellowships, Newton International Fellowships and International Partnership and Mobility.
• Co-ordination of various programme operations and risk management associated with these schemes
• Stakeholder engagement at UK Government, international partnership and British Embassy level for the various Newton Fund countries in which the British Academy operates
• Key role in scheme promotion to international academics as well as UK academic collaborators
• Management of complex data management reporting both internally and externally to Government and other key external stakeholders

Carlton House Terrace

• While working at the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng), I was responsible for one of the Academy's flagship research schemes, the Research Chairs and Senior Research Fellowships programme. This programme supported.
• Programme Management of Research Chairs / Senior Research Fellowships scheme which is one of the Royal Academy of Engineering’s flagship research initiatives with a budget of in excess of £2 million per year
• Co-ordination of a programme with over 45 awardees from across the Engineering sector from a variety of the UK’s top Universities
• Allocation of payments to awardees via the Grants Management System (GMS) as well as a key role in forecasting, profiling and monitoring the programme’s budget
• Promotion of the scheme and dissemination of key benefits and results of the initiative to both internal and external stakeholders
• In conjunction with my Team Manager, I have developed key systems, policies and processes to help support the programme’s overall delivery objectives

London, United Kingdom

• In April 2014 I was employed by King’s College London to be the Strategic Projects Officer at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience (IoPPN). Current responsibilities include:
• Responsible for the management and co-ordination of the most senior committees at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience (IoPPN)
• Work across Faculty to embed and evaluate key performance programmes which include the Performance Development Review (PDR) process, Divisional Review process and High Performance Culture initiative
• In conjunction with the IoPPN Press Office responsible for dissemination of important cross-Faculty communications including policy change and key Institutional messages
• Development and analysis of a number of internal systems linked to performance metrics and the review of key business objectives
• Co-ordination and management of external stakeholder visits to the Institute including from overseas Universities and large scale Pharmaceutical companies

Docklands, London

I started working for the University of East London (UEL) in January 2008 and this was my first major job after I graduated from University in the Summer of 2017. While working there I was involved in a wide variety of funded initiatives including research grants, knowledge transfer projects, economic regeneration initiatives and consultancy projects. The.

London, United Kingdom And Manchester, United Kingdom

I worked as a sales assistant in a variety of William Hill's retail outlets in London and Manchester.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Economics, Second Class Honours (2:2)

Activities and Societies: Football and waterpolo

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Economics