Camila Arroyo is a Policy Officer at the Growth Co-Lab, the applied research unit in collaboration with the Growth Lab at the Harvard Kennedy School. She is working on advanced applied research and supporting the Confederation of Tanzania’s industries in its formulation of policies to accelerate economic growth and inclusion. She holds a Master’s degree in Economic Analysis from the University of Chile and a Master’s degree in Public Administration from LSE. Her expertise is related to
LSE & Growth Co-Lab
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LSE
Miqdad Asaria
Miqdad is a health economist whose research focusses on socio-economic inequalities in health and healthcare in the UK and in India.
Brunel University of London
Stylianos Asimakopoulos
Stylianos Asimakopoulos is a Professor of Macroeconomics and Finance at Brunel University of London and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He has held positions at the European Central Bank and the Universities of Bath, Stirling, Nottingham, and Glasgow. His work has been published in highly ranked academic journals and focuses mainly on financial economics, corporate finance, green/sustainable finance, applied macroeconomics, and macro-finance topics.
Director National Education Opportunities Network
Graeme Atherton
Graeme Atherton has been working in the field of access to higher education for years. He leads the National Education Opportunities Network which is the professional organisation for access to higher education in the UK with over 100 organisations as members. Dr Atherton is one of the foremost experts on social mobility and higher education access in the UK specialising in university admissions, participation by those from white working class backgrounds and international, comparative differences
School of Geographical Sciences and Cabot Institute for the Environment, University of Bristol
Ed Atkins
Ed Atkins works on decarbonisation, energy politics and social justice.
Hertfordshire County Council
Heidi Au
Heidi is Assistant Public Health Analyst at Hertfordshire County Council. Her work currently focuses on the use of data in the surveillance of COVID-19, as well as wider public health programmes. She has completed a master’s degree in Global Health Policy at London School of Economics (LSE), with her thesis on the monitoring of universal health coverage progress in Kenya. Her interest encompasses the monitoring and evaluation of both communicable diseases and health programmes delivery.
