Dano Meiske is a Principal Consultant with extensive experience analysing markets, evaluating government programmes, and undertaking regulatory and competition analyses. As a skilled project manager and ONS accredited researcher, Dano excels in applying both quantitative and qualitative methodologies for data collection and analysis.

Dano has designed and managed large-scale evaluations for government clients including HMRC, DBT, DESNZ, and the European Commission. In addition to conducting Theories-of-Change, process evaluations, impact evaluations, and Cost-Benefit-Analyses, he has also designed policy recommendations for charities and advocacy groups and conducted market and sector analyses for private sector clients.

Dano is an experienced regulatory and competition economist with a proven track record of leading intricate analyses on antitrust cases, due diligence reports, price control submissions, and regulatory reviews. He has advised a wide range of clients, including private companies, regulators, and the European Commission, across the UK, Europe, and the Middle East.

Dano holds an M.Phil. in Economic Research from the University of Cambridge and degrees in Economics and Business Administration from the University of St. Gallen. In 2019, he was a joint-recipient of First Prize for the IPPR’s inaugural Economics Prize, the third largest economics prize after the Nobel and Wolfson.