Breanna holds an MSc in Environmental Policy and a BA with a major in International Relations. Through her academic career she has developed specialist experience in the areas of economics, statistics and political science. Over the course of her professional career with EnvEcon Breanna has developed a broad set of project management skills, alongside specialist expertise in areas such as stakeholder engagement, mediation, public participation and systematic evaluations. Breanna is also extremely proficient in the areas of data, research and model management, with a necessarily meticulous and professional approach in regards to clearly organising and structuring her work.

Breanna has a particular interest in cross-sectoral policy research and design, and has extensive experience across a wide range of contemporary environmental issues.

Luke is a GIS analyst with over 15 years experience of working in the field. He obtained his PhD in Environmental Planning from the School of Planning, Architecture and Civil Engineering (SPACE) at Queens University Belfast in 2015. His research programme involved extensive use of GIS, SPSS, Stated Preference Surveys and Discrete Choice Modelling. He also has an MSc in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) from the University of Ulster. He has previous experience working as a Researcher in the University of Hertfordshire, Queens University Belfast and University of Ulster. Luke has also worked as a GIS Analyst with a wide range of public bodies and companies including the UK Department for Transport, Northern Ireland Water, Hertfordshire County Council and RPS Group.

Ciaran holds a BA (hons) in Economics and an MSc in Behavioural Economics. His areas of expertise include behavioural economics, experimental economics, microeconomics, econometrics and psychology. Ciaran is particularly interested in the development of policy applications derived from behavioural economic research. His masters focus was on pro-environmental behaviour, paying specific attention to the environmental intentions gap, green identity and behaviourally informed policy. Since joining EnvEcon Ciaran has worked extensively on residential and transport sector data analysis as well as supporting research on sectoral and cross-sectoral policy measures.

At EnvEcon Michael is focused on rigorous research and development of social, private and public CBA methodologies, extended-environmental input-output models and the development and application of analytical tools which enable can offer actionable support for policy design and resource allocation decisions for both public and private sector decision makers.

Leonhard obtained his MSc in Economics from the University of Bonn and completed his PhD from the Friedrich-Schiller-University, Jena at the Max Planck Institute of Economics and the Graduate School Human Behaviour in Social and Economic Change in Jena, Germany. He completed postdocs at the Max Planck Institute in Jena and at the Behavioural Science Centre in Stirling. Prior to joining EnvEcon he was a tenured lecturer in economics at the University of Stirling. He has published in academic journals such as Economics Letters, the Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, the Journal of Economic Psychology, the Journal of Evolutionary Economics, and Kyklos. Leonhard is also an Adjunct Research Fellow at UCD, and a member of the Centre for Behavioural Sciences at UCD Geary.

Dr Ó Broin holds an M.Sc. in Industrial Ecology from Chalmers and a B.Eng. in Electronic Engineering from the University of Limerick. He has undertaken internships at the UN ECE Committee on Housing and Land Management and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development in Geneva, and been a member of the board of management of Gothenburg City Water Utility (Göteborg kretslopp och vatten).

Marie Therese has spent a number of years working in the NGO sector, on issues of penal policy and homelessness. Her current focus is informed by these experiences, motivating her interest in effective, evidence based policies, in particular multilateral approaches to addressing complex policy issues. Marie Therese holds a Diploma in project management and is a highly professional, efficient and detail orientated researcher.

In 2014, Harut was awarded an EU FP7 Marie Curie International Fellowship and moved to the National Center of Smart Growth at the University of Maryland to implement his GeoSInPo project. Here his research integrated different state-of-the-art models including land use, transport, emissions and water quality models for the Washington-Baltimore Region.Harut has over 50 publications, which includes 14 peer-reviewed papers in high profile international journals and 4 book chapters. His research interests are broad in scope but centre on the areas of GIScience, geospatial technologies, Spatial Decision Support Systems, Citizen Science, Smart Cities and Big Data.