DrJack Olney
Executive Director - CHEPI
Department of Economics and Public Policy - Business School
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- Executive Director - CHEPIDepartment of Economics and Public Policy - Business School
- 020 7594 6833 (Work)
- 492a, City and Guilds Building, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
BIO
Executive Director at the Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation.
My role covers all aspects of strategy and business development, including:
• Provide strategic leadership of a £13M+ research portfolio, managing 30+ staff and aligning with institutional priorities.
• Drive Centre-wide planning, finance and budgets, risk management, compliance, and ensuring long-term sustainability.
• Build strategic partnerships with UKRI, NIHR, WHO and academic collaborators to expand CHEPI’s policy impact.
• Lead business development, securing grants and long-term contracts, and steering governance and executive decision-making.
• Oversee development of flagship tools (e.g. Health-GPS), positioning CHEPI as a leader in health policy and simulation modelling.
• Mentor mid-level leaders, foster a high-performance culture, and lead hiring, retention, and staff development.
• Serve as module lead for MSc and BSc programmes, delivering cross-Faculty teaching and student supervision.
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 role covers all aspects of strategy and business development, including:
• Provide strategic leadership of a £13M+ research portfolio, managing 30+ staff and aligning with institutional priorities.
• Drive Centre-wide planning, finance and budgets, risk management, compliance, and ensuring long-term sustainability.
• Build strategic partnerships with UKRI, NIHR, WHO and academic collaborators to expand CHEPI’s policy impact.
• Lead business development, securing grants and long-term contracts, and steering governance and executive decision-making.
• Oversee development of flagship tools (e.g. Health-GPS), positioning CHEPI as a leader in health policy and simulation modelling.
• Mentor mid-level leaders, foster a high-performance culture, and lead hiring, retention, and staff development.
• Serve as module lead for MSc and BSc programmes, delivering cross-Faculty teaching and student supervision.
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.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Research AssociateImperial College London, Infectious Disease Epidemiology, United Kingdom17 Nov 2016 - 16 Apr 2017
- Research AssistantImperial College London, Infectious Disease Epidemiology, United Kingdom1 Sep 2012 - 16 Nov 2016
NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Executive DirectorImperial College Business School, Economics & Public Policy, United Kingdom1 Aug 2022 - present
- Centre ManagerImperial College Business School, Management, United Kingdom17 Apr 2017 - 31 Jul 2022
DEGREES
- PhD, Infectious Disease EpidemiologyImperial College London, United Kingdom1 Oct 2013 - 16 Nov 2016
- MSc, Infectious Disease EpidemiologyImperial College London, United Kingdom1 Oct 2011 - 31 Jul 2012
- BSc (Hons), BiologyUniversity of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom1 Oct 2008 - 30 Jun 2011
FACULTY
- Business School
POSITION NAME
- Executive Director - CHEPI