Passionate about helping his clients to solve complex policy questions with robust and unbiased evidence, Julius brings over nine years of experience in social research for both the public and private sectors. Trained as a health economist with a PhD from the University of Manchester (UK), he specialises in analysing healthcare delivery programs and their causal impacts on population health at regional and nation-wide levels.

Julius has expertise in leading multi-stakeholder mixed-methods evaluations across various health systems, sectors, and disease areas. His experience includes conducting evaluations of the social benefit impacts on mental health outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa, establishing the health productivity and equity impacts of the largest HIV test and treat trial to date in Zambia and South Africa, leading the impact and cost evaluation of a large-scale targeted lung cancer screening pilot for the NHS in England, and providing guidance to a leading global life science company in driving policy change to enhance COPD screening and treatment in Europe.

While health remains the focal point of Julius’s work, he also possesses a keen interest and considerable experience in applying his statistical subject matter expertise to offer policy advice across diverse themes. He has provided guidance to the UK Department of Transport on methodological approaches to assess the impact of a rapid-charging fund on electric vehicle usage in England, has advised the Home Office on methodological approaches for evaluating the impacts of a terror prevention program and estimated the COVID-lockdown impacts on economic output in the UK.