Developed by Oxford Policy Management (OPM), the Fellowship aims to improve policy outcomes for low income countries by providing governments with a source of specialist international expertise.
The core Fellowship team is comprised of the Executive Director, Director, Programme Manager, Programme Coordinator, Impact and Learning Coordinator and a part-time MEL team. The team benefits from expert inputs from across OPM’s business operations.
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Programme Director
Alastair Bradstock is responsible for leading the Oxford Policy Fellowship programme. He has 30 years’ experience working in international development. He has a PhD and has lived and worked in LMICs for six years. His interests include: natural resource management, climate change adaptation, land reform, public health, capacity building and policy making.
Programme Coordinator
Jodie is the Fellowship's Programme Coordinator. She supports the running of the programme, particularly the logistics and financial management. Jodie assists the Programme Manager in the recruitment of new Fellows, in the delivery of the pre-deployment training to new Fellows and in supporting Fellows whilst in post. She is experienced in project support and has previously worked in tech project coordination.
Learning and Impact Coordinator
Matilda is the Fellowship's Learning and Impact Coordinator. She is responsible for coordinating the Fellowship's monitoring and learning activities and the Annual Meeting. Matilda is also developing and delivering the Fellowship’s communication strategy. She is experienced in project development and has previously worked in humanitarian aid and migration.
Quantitative Lead
Martina is the quantitative Research Lead for the MEL team. She is responsible for the design and implementation of quantitative data collection and analysis within the Fellowship. She specialises Quantitative Impact Evaluation approaches, and also has experience with mixed-methods, theory-based evaluations, the operationalisation of M&E systems for complex programmes.
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