A leading professional services firm is looking to appoint a Director to help build and grow its newly established Economic Advisory practice, with a particular focus on the Energy, Power & Utilities sector.

This is a unique opportunity to join at an early stage and play a key role in shaping a high-growth advisory offering. Working with energy companies, investors, regulators and government stakeholders, you will advise on some of the most complex and commercially significant challenges facing the sector today.


Key Responsibilities

Lead economic advisory engagements across the energy and utilities market.
Advise clients on regulatory, competition, market design and strategic issues.
Build and maintain relationships with senior stakeholders across industry, government and regulatory bodies.
Drive business development and contribute to the growth of the practice.
Provide technical leadership and oversight across complex projects.
Mentor and develop junior team members.
Support the development of the team's market profile and thought leadership.


About You

Significant experience within economic consulting, advisory, regulation, government or industry.
Strong expertise in regulatory economics, competition economics, market design, valuation or quantitative analysis.
Deep understanding of the Energy, Power & Utilities sector.
Proven track record delivering high-profile advisory projects and managing senior client relationships.
Strong commercial instincts with the ability to identify and win new business.
Experience leading teams and managing multiple workstreams.


Why Apply?

Opportunity to help shape and build a new Economic Advisory offering.
Work on high-impact projects across the energy transition, infrastructure investment and regulatory reform.
Significant visibility and influence within a growing advisory platform.
Entrepreneurial culture with strong leadership support and investment behind the team.
Excellent long-term career progression opportunities.
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