Bryan Latty offers a full range of high quality research and consultancy services for clients within the public and private sectors. With over twenty years’ consultancy experience in the fields of economic development and regeneration, Bryan has managed and conducted research on a wide range of public, private and voluntary sector clients, including government departments, regional development agencies, training & enterprise councils, learning & skills councils, Business Link and a host of sub-regional and local partnerships.

Bryan has considerable experience in delivering project and programme evaluations, commercial property data and analysis services, economic impact assessments, household and community consultation and business surveys

Bryan has more than 20 years’ consultancy experience in the fields of economic development and regeneration.  He began his career at the Northern Development Company (a forerunner to One North East) in the Economic Research Office in 1992, before leaving with colleagues to join a Newcastle-based private sector consultancy firm in 1994. In 2001, Bryan joined the Regeneration Division at Northumberland County Council to help establish the Northumberland Information Network – a unique partnership venture designed to meet the research and information needs of local partners. Since 2007, Bryan has been operating as a freelance research consultant, largely (although not exclusively) delivering contracts for North East-based clients.

At all times, Bryan seeks to provide a quality and value-for-money service which aims to exceed client expectations. This is achieved by treating all contracts individually, adopting a creative approach to delivery and by forming professional working relationships with clients.

Bryan has experience of working in partnership as part of multi-discipline consultancy teams. Bryan can draw on a wide range of associates and researchers in the North East and further afield in order to access specialist or additional local knowledge to meet client needs.

Current associates can provide expertise in:

• Creativity, arts and culture

• Economic forecasting

• Learning and skills

• Market research

• Planning policy