Our Team

Rehan has been leading the new business development team for Australia and New Zealand since 2019. He has over 10 years of experience in business information/intelligence services working across Finance, Government, Tourism, Consumer Goods & Services, Property, Logistics & Professional Services.

Prior to joining Oxford Economics, Rehan spent 7 years with Euromonitor International where he was a business development manager and later leading the new business development team for Australia & New Zealand

Revan's research experience covers a variety of areas from venture capital and affordable lending to supply chain logistics and advanced manufacturing. Revan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from New York University, where he also served as a staff writer for the university's Economics Review.

Managing Director, APAC Business Development

Ricardo re-joined Oxford Economics in April 2021 as a Lead Economist in the eurozone team. He is responsible for producing and presenting macroeconomic forecasts for Portugal. He also contributes to the team's timely analysis of incoming data and news flow and thematic research on the eurozone economy. Ricardo is a well-rounded economist with previous roles spanning coverage of Ireland and Ireland's key trading partners (eurozone, UK and US) and financial market developments, in particular interest and exchange rates.

Ricardo started his career working in public policy at the European Commission. Ricardo was educated at the Nova School of Business and Economics and Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, where he obtained a master's degree in economics and finance.

Ricardo is an Assistant Economist in the Latin America team. He is responsible for the macroeconomic coverage of some countries of the region and supports the team in the publication of recurrent updates.

Ricardo first joined Oxford Economics as an intern in the Mexico City office in August 2022 and was promoted to an Assistant Economist one year later. Ricardo graduated from Tecnológico de Monterrey and holds a Bachelor Degree in Financial Management.

Riccardo is based in our Milan office and leads the Business Development team covering Italy and South East Europe. He has joined Oxford Economics in 2017 and has experience in Business Development and Partnerships across different sectors. He holds a degree in Public Relation and Advertising from IULM University in Milan.

Riccardo is part of the eurozone team, where he contributes to the forecasting and monitoring of macroeconomic dynamics and provides country coverage across France and Belgium.

Prior to joining Oxford Economics, he gained work experience at the Bank of Italy, at Mediobanca and at CEPII research centre. He obtained a master's in Economics from the Barcelona School of Economics after studying at the University of Milan. Riccardo is fluent in English, Italian, French, Spanish and German.

Riccardo is involved in the production of property forecasts and market insights for the UK and European Real Estate Economics Service. He joined Oxford Economics in 2021 following six years at Cushman & Wakefield, where he was a Senior Analyst in the EMEA forecasting team. At Cushman, he was looking after the production of quarterly city-level commercial property forecasts across Europe, along with relative pricing analysis. His role also encompassed research publications, client presentations, and product development.

Richard has over 30 years’ experience providing transport planning advice and infrastructure advisory services, with a particular focus on highway traffic and revenue forecasting and economic appraisal projects. He has led dozens of demand forecasting projects around the world. He has managed numerous large traffic modelling projects, many with major data collection programs, and is familiar with various modelling software including SATURN, EMME, and Visum. He has worked on highway projects across the world including the USA, Canada, Europe (UK, Ireland, France, Portugal, Georgia, Greece, Poland, Slovakia), Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, China, South Korea, Chile, Belize, and Brazil. Richard has experience working on several projects in the US, including studies in Texas, Georgia, Maryland, New York, Virginia and Washington DC.

Richard Robinson is an Associate Director, who works across the Construction & Infrastructure and Economics consulting teams. Richard has over 35 years of experience in analysis, consulting and forecasting of macroeconomic variables, resources, investment and civil engineering construction activity, output and employment by industry sector by state, other key state economic variables, as well as production of manufactures, consumer goods and commodities. He was the chief economic forecaster and a regular presenter at conferences for BIS Shrapnel, prior to the takeover by Oxford Economics.

Richard has worked on a wide range of consultancy projects, including cost escalation for wages and materials; formulating end-use sector demand models for forecasting product demand, energy, electricity, employment, land use and transport-related variables; studies of the Australian cement and concrete, steel and gas markets.

Rob is an Associate Director in the Applied Economic Consulting team within the Economic Impact department.

Since joining Oxford Economics in 2018, he has run many high-profile economic impact studies in the aerospace, defence and transport sectors, including for clients such as BAE Systems, Leonardo UK and the European Express Association.
He has also run environmental impact studies, such as looking at the socioeconomic contribution of the European Commission's Clean Sky 2 aviation R&D programme, and the environmental impact of the German fashion industry.

Rob has previously worked for the economics advisory team of EY, for the macroeconomics team at the Centre of Economics and Business Research, and for marketing analytics company Gain Theory. Rob has an MSc in economics and econometrics from the University of Bristol.

Robert joined Oxford Economics in September 2022 after graduating from Queen's University Belfast with a first class honours in Finance, and received an award for being the top graduate in my year. He completed a 12 month placement with CME Group before returning to university for his final year of study.

Since joining OE, Robert has been working in the EMEA Macro consulting team in Belfast and his work so far has included custom economic modelling, bespoke economic impact reports, and forecasting the economies of Kosovo and Montenegro. In his free time, Robert enjoy's surfing, tennis and playing guitar!

Bob is Senior Economist with the U.S. Macro team at Oxford Economics and writes the weekly Macro Musings commentary published on Fridays. Prior to joining Oxford, Bob worked at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates and at Merrill Lynch where he was the Vice Chairman of the Interest Rate Policy Committee. Bob received a BA in economics from Pace University and an MBA in economics from N.Y.U.

Ron joined Oxford Economics in November of 2014 as Business Development Director, Industry Intelligence & Corporate Strategy

Ron Glickman is responsible for developing new logo sales at Oxford Economics within the subscription suite of products. Ron has over 15 years of sales experience at both large companies, as well as smaller start-up environments.

Prior to joining Oxford Economics, Ron spent 5 years at IHS in the Global Insight divisions, as well as the Chemical division where he was responsible for new logo sales and business development.

Ronal is responsible for the delivery of bespoke macroeconomic and commercial due diligence projects. He has experience in analysing and forecasting land registry volumes, port trade, property markets and construction in Australia's transport, utilities and mining sectors. He previously managed various industry reports, including commercial and residential property reports and various infrastructure subscription products. Ronal has a strong interest in presenting ideas and stories through visualisations and analysing large and complex data sets.

Ronan Hegarty is an Assistant Economist within the Macro Scenarios and Modelling team based in London. His work predominantly focuses on modelling the macroeconomic implications of climate change. He holds a first-class bachelor’s degree in economics from Trinity College Dublin as well as a master’s degree from the Barcelona School of Economics, where he was awarded the highest grade for his dissertation. He has previous internship experience working at the ESRI, Ireland’s leading public policy research institute, as well as at Dublin-based Indecon International Consultants.

Rory is an Economist in the European Macro Forecasting team, where he publishes research and analysis on the eurozone and Nordic economies. He is responsible for our forecast coverage for Norway, Denmark, Croatia and Albania. He also helps in presenting our Global Risk Service to clients and prospects.

Rory joined Oxford Economics in September 2020 after graduating from the University of Exeter with a first-class BSc in Economics. While at university, he completed an industrial placement year at Oxford Economics in our Latin American Macro Forecasting team. His undergraduate dissertation focused on the drivers of currency crises in emerging markets with floating exchange rates.

Rosie is a Senior Economist in Oxford Economics’ Economic Footprint & Sustainability Consulting team based in London. She works on economic impact assessments and has led analysis for clients including the European Tyre and Rubber Manufacturing Association, Reckitt, and Funding Circle. Rosie joined Oxford Economics from the UK Civil Service where she worked on transport appraisal for major projects at the Department for Transport. She holds a BSc in Economics from the University of Manchester and an MSc in Economics from University College London.

Ryan is an Economic Analyst currently responsible for supporting the production of the Asian Construction Service. He has experience in econometric modelling and consulting and holds a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and Economics (Honours), majoring in econometrics and finance.

Ryan Sweet is the Chief US Economist at Oxford Economics. He is responsible for forecasting and assessing the US macroeconomic outlook and how it will influence monetary policy and financial markets. Ryan is among the most accurate high-frequency forecasters of the U.S. economy, according to MarketWatch and Bloomberg LP.

Prior to joining Oxford Economics, Ryan led real-time economics at Moody's Analytics and was a member of the U.S. macroeconomics team. He was also head of the firm’s monetary policy research, following actions by the Federal Reserve and examining its potential impact on the U.S. economy.

Ryan is an adjunct professor in the Economics and Finance Department at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. He received a master’s degree in finance from John’s Hopkins University, a master's degree in economics from the University of Delaware, and a bachelor's degree in economics from Washington College.