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Director of Operations and Impact, Health Lab
Annie was Director of Operations and Impact in the Health Lab at Nesta.
Before joining Nesta, Annie worked as a Senior Manager at EY (Ernst & Young) in New Zealand, providing performance improvement advisory services to the New Zealand Government.
Prior to that Annie worked in various policy roles in the UK Government including the Cabinet Office Strategy Unit and No10 Policy Unit, providing analysis and advice to the Prime Minister and senior officials on a range of domestic policy issues. Annie studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Magdalen College, Oxford.
Annie grew up in Yorkshire and loves to get up North to some hills when she can. She is currently attempting to learn how to play the ukulele but don't expect singalongs anytime soon!
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