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Andrew Bennett

Student at University of Bristol
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United Kingdom
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Andrew Bennett is a highly-educated professional with a diverse range of experiences in the fields of economics, policy analysis, and technology. He holds a Graduate Diploma in Economics from Birkbeck, University of London, and a First-Class Honors Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy and Spanish from the University of Bristol.

Andrew's expertise in economics and policy analysis is demonstrated through his extensive work at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change. As a Senior Policy Analyst in the Internet Policy Unit, he played a crucial role in analyzing and developing policies related to technology and public policy. He later transitioned to the role of Policy Principal at Form Ventures, where he continues to contribute his valuable insights into shaping policies.

Beyond his professional work, Andrew has also been actively involved in the social innovation field. As a voluntary consultant at the Social Innovation Programme, Bristol Hub, he demonstrated his commitment to using technology and innovative approaches to address social challenges.

In addition to his policy and economics background, Andrew has showcased his talents in the media industry. He held positions as Editor and Operations Manager at IAM - Internet Age Media and Features Editor and Operations Manager at Intern Magazine. These roles allowed him to hone his communication skills and develop a keen eye for content creation and management.

With a strong academic foundation, diverse professional experiences, and a passion for social innovation and technology, Andrew Bennett brings a unique blend of skills and expertise to any organization he collaborates with.

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Sep 9 · Via Twitter

@ClemCowton they should!

Sep 9 · Via Twitter

keep thinking there's such a huge gap for media/comms advice for early-career folk, to avoid learning boring/bad habits

most training is about either a) being defensive/deflecting or b) sticking only to 2-3 top lines

but there's v little strategic support, aka building a) long-term, trusted/useful relationships with media or b) how & when to be punchier, create pressure vs be constructive

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