Ivan Annibal
Ivan has a national reputation in economic and community development, with particular specialisms in coastal and rural issues.
He has a practical “hands on” style to delivering programmes and projects.
Ivan is currently supporting local authorities to deliver levelling up projects; working with a charitable foundation to look at innovation in further and higher education institutes, and training community researchers to evaluate projects.
Ivan writes ‘Hinterland’ (a fortnightly news review) and casebook, a monthly newsletter for the Rural Health and Care Alliance (RHCA).
Ivan is chair of trustees at Rural Community Action Nottinghamshire (RCAN) and on the board of ACRE. He is a Senior Visiting Fellow at Lincoln International Business School and a Fellow of the Institute of Economic Development. Ivan is the Operations Director at the National Centre for Rural Health and Care (NCRHC).
Jessica Sellick
Jessica is a researcher/project manager with 10+ years experience across a wide range of local economic development and enterprise issues.
She undertakes projects on behalf of Government, Local Authorities, businesses, charities and community groups.
Jessica is currently evaluating the impact of neighbourhood-based initiatives and measuring the impact of a programme to reduce demand on adult social care.
Jessica produces ‘rural words’, a monthly policy briefing which is widely circulated by public and voluntary organisation networks.
She is a senior research fellow at the National Centre for Rural Health and Care; a Chartered Geographer accredited by the Royal Geographical Society; a Fellow of the RSA; and a member of the Institute of Economic Development.
Conor McGale
Conor works with organisations on the island of Ireland, supporting them to evaluate their work and measure their impact. He has 30 years of project planning, delivery and evaluation experience; and has worked with a range of public, private and voluntary & community sector organisations. Conor also supports a number of funders and grant giving bodies to evaluate their programmes.
Rose Regeneration is supported by a range of carefully chosen specialists covering planning, architecture, surveying, GIS mapping, financial analysis, design and social media.