This position
has given me the opportunity to develop advanced modelling techniques
for both macroeconomic and microeconomic circumstances. I am
a senior member of company's macroeconomic forecast team, and
produce the company’s international and United Kingdom
publications. I write daily press releases on day-to-day economic
data releases and each month write an extended press piece that
scrutinises macroeconomic events in greater depth.
I have also
developed specialist knowledge in the appraisal of transportation
and regeneration schemes. Using Treasury Green book guidance,
government departmental appraisal methodologies and my own economic
knowledge I have built the case for government and private sector
funding for schemes across the country.
I have regular
client contact in the form of project work, account management
and account acquisition. I have built up a number of regular
clients who regularly return to me with new and varied projects.
Major achievements
•
Delivery of approximately twelve per cent of annual revenue
within my first year, helping the company reach a record high
turnover
• Highest revenue delivery amongst all economists within
company
• Appointed information technology manager and oversaw
the overhaul of the company’s computing and network facilities
• National and international radio, television and newspaper
appearances
• Winner of project of the year during the company’s
2006 annual review
• Over ten per cent of new revenue acquired over the past
six months
SKILLS
•
Econometric modelling
• Account and client management
• New revenue stream acquisition
• Econometric software usage
• Daily economic press releases
• Live and pre-recorded television and radio
•
Treasury Green book analysis
• Excel spreadsheet modelling
• Client focused report writing
• PowerPoint presentations
• Political analysis
• Web site design
• SNAP survey software
EDUCATION
Oct 2001
- Jun 2004: University of Bristol
BSc Economics
and Politics (2:1)
Dissertation
Title "The majority of African countries became transitional
democracies over the 1990s. The promise of vigorous economic,
political and social change has not materialised. Using Kenya
as a case study, examine the progress of change since the return
of multiparty democracy."
Oct 2004
– Oct 2005: University of Bristol
MSc Quantitative
Development Economics
Dissertation
Title "You Trade, You Grow: A Panel Data Investigation
into the Growth Effects of Trade Liberalisation."
INTERESTS
•
Member of the Society of Business Economists
• Regular attendee of Institute of Economic Affairs events
• Member of the Royal African Society
• Rugby for Old Wandsworthians
• Football and handball
• Politics, both domestic and international
• Foreign travel and adventure trekking
• Web site hosting and design