OUR EXPERTISE
JOHN BEAZER
Managing Director
John has worked at a senior level in both the private and public sectors as a business psychologist, IT development and implementation manager, and policy lead. For the past 3 years has run a very successful management development and web development consultancy.
John has been involved in the development of computerised systems for the general public since the very early 1980s. He developed a number of well used pioneering computer based services offering job vacancy, and training information to the public - some of this long before most people were using computers either at home or work.
When developing online systems, John has always had the psychology of the user foremost in his mind. Too many websites are still too focused on the technology - forgetting this is just a tool. The needs and habits of the customer must always come first.
John has spent many years undertaking and managing a wide range of market and strategic research - for both the public and private sectors.
He has also project managed the introduction of innovative e-learning services for a number of blue chip companies, and major policy initiatives within government - many in relation to small firms.
JENNIE STREET
Company Director Jennie Street brings experience of research and administration to the business. Her competency in managing projects, researching markets and evaluation of projects stems from her background in the field of community development and as an author.
She has worked at local, national and international level, and has a strong commitment to involving communities in participation and decision-making at local level.
Her knowledge of resource allocation, research, service-delivery and evaluation and her excellent organisational skills have meant that she is commissioned by a wide range of organisations to, for example:-
• conduct focus groups to assess council services
• manage the preparation of a local directory
• write documents, newsletters, reports and a book
• edit books for international publishers
• organise a major selection testing programme rolled out nationally
• administer and organise systems
• organise local community projects such as festivals
• evaluate development and relief needs in developing countries
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