ENI – Elizabeth Norman International
Head of Insight and Evidence

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Lead insight. Shape strategy. Make a difference.
Location
London or Manchester
About the Role
We're looking for an experienced insight leader to head up a talented team, delivering high-quality research and evidence that informs decisions and drives meaningful change. This is an opportunity to take ownership of a strategic insight and evidence function, champion innovation and help shape how research is used to understand and improve people's experiences of transport.
Responsibilities
- Lead and develop a team of insight and evidence managers, inspiring high standards and supporting their professional growth.
- Oversee a diverse portfolio of qualitative and quantitative research, ensuring robust methods, quality and ethical standards.
- Turn complex data and research into compelling stories, actionable insight and evidence that influences strategic decisions.
- Bring together research, data and wider evidence sources to deliver a richer understanding of the issues that matter.
- Drive innovation in research methods, output design and the use of AI.
- Build strong relationships with senior stakeholders, external partners and suppliers, communicating findings with clarity and impact.
- Help shape priorities, respond to emerging developments and champion continuous improvement.
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About You
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You'll bring:
- A strong grounding in qualitative and quantitative research.
- Strategic and creative thinking, with the ability to turn evidence into clear, actionable recommendations.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
- A collaborative, people-focused leadership style that builds trust and brings people together.
- A passion for innovation, new approaches and improving the impact of insight.
- An interest in the transport sector and the challenges facing its users.
The Opportunity
A senior leadership role where you can combine strategic influence, team development and research excellence — helping ensure that the experiences and needs of transport users are understood and acted upon.
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