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Dr Benjamin Reid

Dr Benjamin Reid

Senior Researcher, Big Innovation Centre

Email: breid@theworkfoundation.com

Telephone: 020 7976 3552

Dr Ben Reid is Head of the Creative Industries programme at The Work Foundation and a Senior Researcher on the Centre for Workforce Effectiveness programme. His programme provides economic and policy analysis for the creative industries, focusing on maintaining the UK’s world-leading position in the creative industries in the light of changes being wrought by convergence, digitalisation and globalisation. He is also launching a major new research programme focused on organisations' innovation ecosystems and their implications for workplace change.

Prior to joining The Work Foundation, he was a research fellow at Henley Business School for nine years, where he led major commercial research projects in evaluation, management development and HR, and was a tutor on Henley Business School’s MBA and executive doctorate, the DBA.
 
Ben holds a PhD in Business and Management from Henley Business School at the University of Reading.

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