Our team
The people behind the analysis
Every Ingenium engagement is led by a director. You work directly with the people who have the deepest expertise in this field – from the first conversation to the final report.
Every Ingenium engagement is led by a director. You work directly with the people who have the deepest expertise in this field – from the first conversation to the final report.
Ingenium Research brings together economics, mathematics, urban governance, geospatial analysis and qualitative research – grounded in over 15 years of work at the intersection of data and policy. We are a small, specialist team – and deliberately so.
Anna is a renowned expert in night-time economies, with extensive experience in economic research and urban governance. In 2024, Anna completed her PhD on the topic of night time economy policymaking and governance in Australian cities.
She has a wealth of experience in data analysis (quantitative and qualitative) and is skilled in designing research methodologies to elicit hard-to-reach information. One of Anna’s key strengths is reporting information and evaluation evidence generated through programs of primary and secondary research to provide clear interpretation and understanding.
Credentials
PhD Night time economy policymaking and governance, University of Melbourne (2024)
MSc Economic Development Research and Policy, University of Birmingham
BA Business Studies (First Class Honours), University of Hull
Research Fellow, Centre for Cities, University of Melbourne
Certified PRINCE2 Project Management Practitioner
Tableau Desktop Specialist · Alteryx Designer Core Certified
Andrew License is a mathematician by training and one of Australia’s most experienced practitioners in night-time economic and data analysis. He has spent over 15 years translating complex datasets into the kind of clear, confident insights that policy decisions can actually be built on.
Andrew co-developed the Night Mix Index methodology for the Australian market and led the analytical work on the first ever cost-benefit analysis of a night time economy, for the City of Sydney in 2011. He has been at the centre of every major NTE measurement programme Ingenium has delivered since.
He leads Ingenium’s quantitative analysis work, data architecture and visualisation programmes – and is equally at home building a complex multi-source dataset from scratch or presenting findings to a room full of senior officials who need to make a decision by the end of the meeting.
Credentials
BSc Mathematics (First Class Honours), Durham University
Certified PRINCE2 Project Management Practitioner
15+ years of applied economic and social data analysis
across Australia, New Zealand and the UK
Terry is a London School of Economics educated Businessman-Economist who has been CEO and General Manager in a number of international blue-chip companies. In 2009 he created the Night Mix Index (NMI) model for measuring the night time economy in collaboration with Alistair Turnham of MAKE Associates. The NMI has been used now in well over 40 research projects across the UK, Australia and New Zealand. It is referenced by UK government departments and other local government bodies such as the City of Westminster and the Greater London Authority.
Following the introduction of the NMI in the UK, Terry led the successful conversion of the methodology to the Australian market, The Sydney Cost Benefit Analysis in 2010 was followed by multiple iterations of measuring the Australian NTE. Terry led the City of Westminster Cost Benefit Analysis of the NTE in 2012 in a consistent methodological approach.
Credentials
BSc (Econ), London School of Economics and University College London
Creator of the Night Mix Index (NMI), 2009
CEO and General Manager, multiple international blue-chip organisations
Evidence contributor to the GLA Night Time Commission
Westminster City Council NTE Cost Benefit Analysis – lead economist
Lili Klapp is a motivated high-achieving Commerce student at the University of Melbourne, majoring in Economics and Management, where she actively engages in leadership and professional development through a variety of roles.
Currently serving as Vice President of Women in Commerce and Politics, she is committed to advancing opportunities for women in leadership. Lili has also held roles as a Marketing Officer for CAINZ and an Operations Officer for Gleam Up, where she applies her skills in project management and marketing.
She has also pursued her interest in the world economy and international business by completing exchange at the University of Birmingham (UK).
Credentials
BA Commerce, majoring in Economics and Management
University of Melbourne (2023–2025)
Exchange, University of Birmingham, UK
Vice President, Women in Commerce and Politics
Medi Parry-Williams is the founder of MPW Making Places Work.
Medi has over 15 years’ experience in the shopping centre and town centre regeneration industry and is known for her abundance of energy, problem solving techniques and professional skills, which she shares to help empower other people and enable places to grow.
With practical international business experience, non-executive director and executive director roles over many years, Medi understands exactly which successful strategies would work on the ground to create thriving and sustainable retail destinations by simultaneously making profits work at board level.
Credentials
BA Tourism Management, Leeds Metropolitan University
IOSH Events Safety Management, Sheffield Hallam University
Non-executive and executive director experience
across retail and leisure destinations
Founder, MPW Making Places Work
We work with research associates and collaborators on specific projects. If you have expertise in economic analysis, urban data, or night-time economy adjacent research and are interested in working with Ingenium, we’d be glad to hear from you.