Sarah is a Principal in Frontier Economics’ Public Policy Practice. Her work spans culture and heritage, health, local growth, and research and innovation.
She helps public sector organisations understand the economic and social effects of policies and investments and use evidence to inform decisions.
Her experience includes economic research and modelling, policy evaluation, and assessing the value of public investment. She has worked on health service productivity and performance, health and wellbeing, skills and employment, and the distribution of benefits across people and places. She also develops practical methods and guidance to help organisations measure and communicate their impact.
Sarah joined Frontier in 2019, having previously worked at NHS Improvement and the Office of Health Economics. She has worked with government departments, public bodies, charities and the NHS.
Sarah holds an MSc in Economic Policy from University College London and has contributed to pro bono work promoting diversity in the economics profession.