Our Team

Combining more than 30 years’ economic consulting and market research experience with a passion for understanding how and why we live, work, play and educate within our urban environments, Kerrianne enjoys adding value to clients’ property related decisions and brings to your project experience in all facets of the way we use our urban environments from child care to aged care. Intrinsic to Kerrianne’s core consulting motivation, is the opportunity to engage with clients in understanding their businesses, to collaborate with Urban Economics’s enthusiastic team of professionals in distilling the essence of a research problem, and to deliver research and advice that is informed, insightful and savvy.

After a successful work placement program, Josh commenced with Urban Economics in 2010 part-time as a Research Assistant while completing his studies at Griffith University. Since completing his tertiary qualifications, Josh has been progressed to a Senior Consultant and is involved in all aspects of Urban Economic's work. Josh's motivations have been driven by the opportunity to undertake a broad range of projects across Urban Economics's spectrum of services providing exposure to a variety of projects from Melbourne to Moranbah, child care to aged care and rural to retail.

Commencing with Urban Economics in 2020 as a Research Assistant, Nick has completed a dual degree of Economics/Arts at the University of Queensland. Nick is also eager to build on his research skills. In 2020, he completed a data science and mapping course with ESRI, helping him to more easily display complex data in map form. Nick was promoted to Senior Research Analyst in 2022 and has been responsible for a number of GIS based projects for mental health, retail locations and at-home support services.

A motivated and detail-oriented professional with a passion for data interpretation and analysis. Equipped with data collection, economic modelling, and statistical data analysis skills to deliver high-quality research and reports. Known for a proactive nature, going above and beyond to assist others, meeting deadlines and producing thorough work. A keen-learner, offering sound judgment to analyse situations, provide innovative insights and support decision-making processes.

Initially starting as an Administrative Assisstant in 2017, Joshua is now the current Office Manager for Urban Economics commencing the role in mid 2023. With responsibilities largely consisting of performing all of the administative and managerial duties. Currently an engineering student he also applies his research and analysis education to assist in critical data collection.