Jessie is an Economist within the Tourism team, publishing research and analysis on tourism and travel trends, with a particular focus on the Americas region. Jessie has also been involved in consultancy projects for a range of clients including Airbnb, Booking.com, and the World Travel and Tourism Council.

Jessie joined Oxford Economics after graduating with a first-class honours degree in Economics from the University of Exeter along with industry experience. After completing her placement year at the Department for Work and Pensions, specialising in Universal Credit strategy around children, Jessie also rebranded the Government economics schools outreach programme, improving the diversity of students studying economics in further education. 

Jessie Wang is currently a senior business development manager of Oxford Economics, based in its Hong Kong office. Jessie has over 15 years of experience in sales and account management working in Beijing and Hong Kong, serving clients from various background in greater China region. Jessie holds a bachelor's degree from Beijing University of Technology in International Trade and Economics.

Joan Domene is the Chief Economist for Latin America and is responsible for developing Oxford Economics' view on the region. Joan is responsible for producing macroeconomic forecasts for Mexico. He manages a team of economists who produce regional and country-specific research on over 30 countries. Joan’s work also involves presenting the outlook to clients and liaising with the media. Joan joined Oxford Economics in 2019 as Senior Economist after 5 years at a Mexican private bank.

Joe joined Oxford Economics in 2024 from Volterra Partners where he gained three years of experience in economic consulting assessing the socioeconomic impacts of large-scale development and infrastructure projects. Joe has an MA in Economics and Modern History from the University of St Andrews.

Joe is an Economist on the Global Industry Service at Oxford Economics. He is responsible for the sectoral forecasts of the extraction sector. Alongside that, he works on a number of bespoke projects with a focus on the United States.

Before joining Oxford Economics, he worked for two years as a consultant at Applied Economics Consulting Group in Texas. Joe holds a MA and BA in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin. He is fluent in English, Spanish, and French.

Johanna Neuhoff is Director for economic consulting services in Continental Europe. She is an expert evaluating the impact of policy changes, in forecasting and scenario building as well as in economic impact assessments. Her extensive knowledge in the real estate, housing, mobility/transport, and the green economy sector helped her in leading several complex and international consulting projects for public and private clients.

Prior to Oxford Economics, Johanna Neuhoff worked at DIW Econ, the consultancy firm of the German Institute for Economic Research, and two boutique consultancy firms. Johanna Neuhoff holds a Diploma with a focus on social and political sciences in Economics from the University of Potsdam, Germany, and a Master’s Degree in Economics from the University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin, USA, - both degrees with special distinction.

John Canavan is the Lead Financial Market Analyst in the Oxford Economics' Macroeconomic and Investor Services group. In that role, he is responsible for the regular coverage of the financial market outlook, focusing on sovereign debt markets. John is also responsible for the weekly SMRA/OE Portfolio Manager Survey, which has been gauging the outlook of fixed-income portfolio managers since 1991.

Prior to working at Oxford Economics, John was the Lead Market Analyst at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates for more than 25 years and worked at Merrill Lynch before that.

John is a part of our US East Coast asset management team covering areas including Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine and Rhode Island.

John oversees Thought Leadership projects with EMEA-based clients. He works across business sectors and disciplines, but specialises in issues relating to strategy and business operations, such as sustainability, digital transformation, employment and skills, finance, and performance management. He has directed the Thought Leadership contribution on some of Oxford Economics’ largest and most complex research programmes, for global consultancies and corporates, including Accenture, the Adecco Group, Cognizant, EY, Fujitsu and YouTube. Often this is in collaboration with his economist colleagues to blend qualitative and quantitative analysis, and to explore the impact of corporate actions at a business, industry and economy level.

John joined Oxford Economics in 2014, after 25 years as a Financial Controller, financial management consultant and, most recently, a thought leadership expert for IBM’s Institute for Business Value, focused on global public sector issues. John then worked on the independent Digital Government Review as input to the UK General Election. He is an Economics graduate from Sussex University and a Chartered Management Accountant (ACMA).

John Walker is the Founder and an Executive Board Director of Oxford Economics, which he established in 1981.

From 1973 to 1977, John worked in the UK Treasury, where he became an economic adviser in the short-term forecasting division. He then worked for the consultancy arm of The Economist Newspaper, before becoming a Special Adviser to the EEC Commission in Brussels in 1980, where he was co-ordinator of forecasts for all the EEC countries and related forecasts for the US and Japan.

John returned to the UK in 1983 to work full-time for Oxford Economic Forecasting. He has headed Oxford Economics's move into international forecasting, developing strong links with economists around the world and co-ordinating the development of the user-friendly versions of the Oxford Economics models that are now used by governments, central banks and a wide range of blue chip organisations globally. As well as being a much-respected commentator on global economic prospects, John leads major consultancy projects with government departments and multinational companies from Europe and the United States on issues ranging from international capital flows to developments in the Middle East economies."

As a lead data scientist at Oxford Economics, Jordan has designed key architecture and data transformation processes that have enhanced the toolkits with which economic consultants can process, access and visualise data. He has launched robust database infrastructure with associated pipelines and scripting.

Jordan is excellent at utilising his broad-ranging programming skills to produce innovative solutions to complex mathematical problems and then presenting them to clients in an easily digestible format, through effective use of data visualisations.

Prior to joining Alpine Macro, Kelly spent nearly 15 years at BCA Research, where she most recently served as Associate Editor. In that role, she specialized in thematic research across a wide range of areas, including commodities. Kelly holds a Master’s degree in Economics from McGill University, as well as the CFA designation.

Kerry leads a team specialising in sub-national economic analysis and forecasting. She is a widely respected expert on local and regional model development and is responsible for Oxford Economics’ UK Regional Forecasting Service and its local authority equivalent. Kerry also manages a range of local economic consultancy projects for both public and private sector clients.

Kiran has worked at Oxford Economics for over 15 years. During her time at the company, she has had responsibility for forecasting commodity prices, including energy and metals and is currently working on developing the Commodity Service’s agricultural commodity offering. In addition, she has had responsibility for forecasting several different industrial sectors including metals and engineering for the Industry Service and is now responsible for forecasting the agriculture sector. Kiran has led several consultancy projects in the Industry Team while at Oxford Economics and continues to manage some of the projects in capital goods sector.

Prior to working at Oxford Economics, Kiran worked at CRU, a metals consultancy, where she contributed to the aluminium demand analysis. Kiran holds an MSc in Economics from Nottingham University and a BA (Hons) from Kingston University.

Kristian leads Oxford Economics Australia's Consulting team, working with public and private sector leaders to help them prepare for the future by applying relevant economic theory and forecasts to inform effective policy and business strategy development.

Kristin is a Property Economist within the Building & Property Forecasting team. She has been involved in forecasting, analysis, writing and support work for various commercial property reports over the past 16+ years.

Kristin's background is in economics and she is responsible for data collection and analysis, maintaining databases, conducting econometric analysis, forecasting and writing, preparing charts and tables for our subscription products in the non-residential sector.

Kristina Ballm is Financial Controller at Oxford Economics Australia and is responsible for the finance and administrative area of the business.

Prior to joining Oxford Economics Australia June 2018 she worked as a Financial Controller at RFi Group in Sydney and Kuoni Global Travel Services in London. Kristina is a Certified Chartered Accountant having gained her ACCA membership in the UK. She also holds a bachelors degree in economics from Kaunas University of Technology.