A New Chapter for Research Consulting: Growing, Moving, and Looking Ahead

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Back in 2016, Research Consulting became one of the very first tenants at the newly opened Ingenuity Centre on the University of Nottingham Innovation Park. At the time, we were a small but ambitious team, drawn to the Centre’s focus on innovation and its close ties to the University’s vibrant research community.

Fast forward to today, and a lot has changed—except our address. While we’ve always stayed rooted in the Ingenuity Centre, we’ve moved offices several times within the building to accommodate our evolving needs and expanding team. Each move has marked a new chapter in our journey, and now we’re preparing for our next big step.

Research Consulting - OfficeThis spring, we’re delighted to be moving into a larger office space once again—our biggest yet! From May, we’ll be a team of 13 people, a milestone we’re incredibly proud of. And with several exciting projects on the horizon, we’re creating space not just for the present, but for the future too. This move gives us the capacity to grow even further by the end of the year, and we’re looking forward to welcoming new colleagues as we continue to build our expertise and impact.

The Ingenuity Centre has been much more than just a workplace for us – its a supportive and collaborative environment where we’ve built lasting partnerships, connected with talented innovators, and grown as a business. We’re proud to be part of this vibrant community and excited to continue contributing to its success from our new, larger base.
— Rob Johnson, MD of Research Consulting

Here’s to the next chapter at Research Consulting: more space, more people, and more possibilities.

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Rob Johnson
Rob is a leading expert on research policy, management and scholarly communication. He is the incoming chair of UKSG and board-level advisor to publishers, funders and universities. A Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, he has an MSc in Higher Education Management from Loughborough University.

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