Matt Maclay

Matt Maclay is an Associate - Global Advisory at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change.2 He joined the organization in this role in July 2020, transitioning from his previous position in Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL).3

Background and Experience

Matt Maclay has a background in governance and international development. Prior to his current role, he worked as a Junior MEL Analyst focusing on Africa Governance at the same institute. This experience likely contributes to his current work in the Global Advisory team.

Education

Maclay received his education from the University of Oxford2, though the specific degree or field of study is not mentioned in the available information.

Current Role

As an Associate in the Global Advisory team, Maclay likely contributes to the institute's work on various global issues. The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change is known for its focus on politics, governance, and international development.1 In his role, Maclay may be involved in providing strategic advice and support to governments and leaders around the world, particularly in Africa, given his previous focus on the continent.

While specific details about his current projects are not provided, it's worth noting that the institute works on a range of issues including food production in Africa1, which could be an area of Maclay's expertise or involvement.