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Visiting Fellows
Our Visiting Fellows inform the work of the Heseltine Institute through their considerable experience in academia, local government, regional development and the third sector.
Dr Koen Bartels
Koen's interdisciplinary research on relationships between citizens and government spans public policy, urban studies and public administration.
John Flamson
John has been closely involved in Liverpool city region’s renaissance notably through the transformation of the old docklands.
Dr Benito Giordano
Benito has a unique mix of experience gained in academia, economic consultancy and as a policy practitioner in regional government affairs in Brussels.
Helen Heap
Helen is a social investor and the founder/CEO of Seebohm Hill Ltd, a Liverpool-based social investment consultancy.
Chris Murray
Chris became Director of the Core Cities Group in 2006, focusing on economic and social policy, increasing competitiveness and devolution.
Dr Wayne Shand
Wayne is an independent researcher and consultant in urban and economic development.
Mark Swift
Mark is a social entrepreneur with 15 years experience working in the health and care sector.
Professor Ian Wray
Ian's expertise lies in the areas of infrastructure planning; metropolitan mayors; world heritage and new garden cities.