Advisory Board
Our Advisory Board provides the Department of Economics with advice on areas of strategic importance such as our research and innovation as well as our teaching curriculum, in particular the relevance to careers and professional practice.
Advisory Board members
| Anjalika Bardalai – TheCityUK |
Prior to joining TheCityUK in 2014, she spent 12 years with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), holding a number of different roles in the company’s New York and London offices, including Manager of ‘Country Reports’, the EIU’s flagship publication. After the EIU, Anjalika spent two years with the consultancy Eurasia Group, overseeing the company’s South Asia-focused macroeconomic and political analysis. |
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| Sandra Bonomy - Virgin Money |
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| Dr Abigail Diamond – CFE Research |
A key focus of her recent work has been the application of behavioural economics to understanding student choice and she produced a UK review of the provision of information about higher education. She also has a keen interest in the role of technology in education; leadership and cultural change. Abigail is also a visiting fellow at Nottingham Business School at Nottingham Trent University. |
| Camilla Egginton – NEST Corporation |
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| John Gibb - King Edward VII School, Sheffield |
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| Ed Glossop - Capital Economics |
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| Angelo Valerio - Department for Work and Pensions |
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| Darren Winder - Lazarus Economics and Strategy |
After graduating from the University of Sheffield, Darren worked as an economist at the Bank of England before moving to SG Warburg/UBS and J.P. Morgan Cazenove. |
Anjalika manages TheCityUK’s economic research programme. She leads the team that produces the organisation’s in-house economic research, presents research and analysis externally, and writes TheCityUK’s economics blog.
CFE Research is an independent social research company, providing research and evaluation services. Abigail joined in 2008 and has been managing director since 2012. With over 11 years’ experience in social research that spans both consultancy and academia, she has led a number of large, complex evaluations into labour market outcomes; further and higher education; and workforce development.
NEST is the pension scheme set up by the UK Government to meet the needs of automatic pension enrolment. Camilla joined in 2012 and is currently Director of Product and Solutions, which includes overseeing their products and making sure they meet the needs of their users. She has previously been Director of Strategy (2014-2015) and Head of Strategic Development (2012-14) at NEST. Before 2012 Camilla was a Senior Economist at OfGem (2009-2012) and a Consultant at Booz & Company (now Strategy&).
Lazarus Economics and Strategy provides independent research and statistical analysis of a broad range of UK economic and financial indicators, particularly in relation to developments in the housing market and consumer spending.