Summary
Executive Director at the Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation.
My role covers all aspects of strategy and business development, including:
- Centre leadership (30 faculty and research staff)
- Direct all operational activities (15 active research projects)
- Lead the development and implementation of growth and impact strategies (grant revenue of >£13M)
- Lead fundraising efforts through mixed portfolio of grants and contracts
- Manage research programme and data assets
- Manage project and centre budgets
- Ensure ethical, financial, funder, and data compliance
- Chair key management groups and operational committees
- Establish links with external organisations, including academic partners and policy experts
- Line management of professional and research staff
- Lead the delivery of communication, dissemination and exploitation strategies
- High-level ambassador for the Centre at external meetings and events
Previously worked on mathematical models of infectious diseases, in particular the allocation of investment in resource-limited settings afflicted with HIV for the HIV Modelling Consortium.
My personal website: jackolney.github.io
Publications
Journals
Gressier M, Frost G, Hill Z, et al., 2024, The effectiveness of mandatory vs. voluntary food reformulation policies: a rapid review, The British Journal of Nutrition: an International Journal of Nutritional Science, ISSN:0007-1145
Gressier M, Frost G, HIll Z, et al., 2024, Supply- and demand-side drivers of the change in the sugar density of food purchased between 2015 and 2018 in Great Britain, The British Journal of Nutrition: an International Journal of Nutritional Science, ISSN:0007-1145
Pineda E, Li J, Li D, et al., 2024, Lessons on food security from the COVID-19 pandemic in Bermuda, Plos Global Public Health, Vol:4, ISSN:2767-3375
Pineda AE, Gressier M, Li D, et al., 2024, Review: Effectiveness and policy implications of health taxes on foods high in fat, salt, and sugar, Food Policy, Vol:123, ISSN:0306-9192
Graff H, Webber L, Huerta C, et al., 2022, The impact of ill-health on social mobility: a qualitative study, Ssm - Qualitative Research in Health, Vol:2, ISSN:2667-3215, Pages:100101-100101