Megan is a Consultant within AMION’s Strategy, Policy and Innovation team, where she supports the development of policies and strategies that promote economic growth, inclusion and place-based regeneration. Her work helps clients to understand economic challenges and identify practical, evidence-led actions that deliver positive outcomes for people and communities.
Before joining AMION, Megan worked as a Graduate Economist at United Utilities where she spent 18 months contributing to the company’s PR24 Business Plan and developing expertise in applying economic analysis to regulatory processes. She holds a First-Class Economics degree from the University of Sheffield.
Since joining AMION, Megan has played a key role in a range of skills and employment projects, including the Bassetlaw Skills Audit and the Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland “Get Britain Working” plan. She works closely with stakeholders to understand labour market challenges and opportunities and to shape coordinated, evidence-based responses. She has also contributed to major evaluation projects such as Bradford City of Culture, Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings, and the Liverpool City Region’s Cultural Capital Projects Evaluation.