Consultants Directory

We provide a Directory of Statistical Consultants listing our professionally qualified members who offer a statistical consultancy service. Professionally qualified members hold the status of Chartered Statistician (CStat).

The Directory contains profiles created by the consultants, including information on their specialisms and background as well as their contact details. It operates on an opt-in basis – each consultant has agreed to their profile being available on our public website. There are terms of reference covering the operation of the directory, to ensure it remains up to date.

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Areas of consultancy

• Applied operational research
• Bayesian methods
• Bioassay
• Calibration
• Censuses and surveys
• Clinical trials
• Design and analysis of experiments
• Epidemiology
• Expert systems
• Exploratory data analysis
• Forecasting
• GLMs and other non-linear models
• Graphics
• Multivariate analysis
• Neural networks and genetic algorithms
• Non-parametric statistics
• Numerical analysis and optimisation
• Pattern recognition and image analysis
• Probability
• Quality methodology
• Reliability
• Sampling
• Simulation
• Spatial statistics
• Statistical computing
• Statistical inference
• Survival analysis
• Time series

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	Jo Morrison	I am a consultant with the team at Select Statistics. We work in partnership with our clients providing independent statistical advice, support and analysis. Our clients range from large companies to individual researchers, working in a wide variety of fields. See our website for more details. I have over 20 years’ experience working as a statistician in education research. My experience includes analysing government and international datasets, linear regression and multilevel (mixed effects) modelling, item analysis and IRT, age-standardisation, sample size calculations, analysis of RCTs, survey design, analysis of surveys and factor analysis. A key part of the consultancy role is communicating results of complex analyses in accessible ways to non-statisticians.	Worldwide
	Lynsey Mccoll	I am the Managing Director of Select Statistics. We work in partnership with our clients by combining statistical expertise with industry knowledge to extract actionable insights from data, improve decision making and drive business growth. We operate across a broad range of sectors and offer a wide variety of services that can all be tailored to meet your unique requirements. Our clients range from large international corporations and public sector bodies to SME’s and private individuals.	Worldwide
	Kath Lowery	Pharmaceutical clinical trials and development strategy; medical statistics; oncology; companion diagnostic development; small molecule, advanced therapies and immunotherapy development. Digital health and remote patient monitoring.	Worldwide
	Seyed Shahmy	Time-series Analysis, Clinical Trials, Epidemiological studies, Public Health Policy Analysis	Worldwide
	Richard Saldanha	Quantitative finance; AI/machine learning; mathematics/statistics.	Worldwide
	Dr Ian Hunt	Statistics and probability reasoning for forensic science/forensic statistics, expert witness statements/expert evidence (criminal and civil law), agri-food experiments, medical trials and investment finance analysis.	Worldwide
	Min Sun	Data science in general, including but not limited to - Statistical modelling on multivariate and infinite dimensional variables with dimensional reduction, e.g. functional data analysis, GLM, mixed effect model, LASSO, Bayesian inference, survival analysis, circular statistics - Power/sample size calculation - Simulation - Statistical computing - Machine learning and deep learning, e.g. classification, clustering and image analysis - Non-parametric statistics - Applied operational research - System of differential equations - Graph theory & abstract algebra with applications to data analysis - Optimisation, with custom loss function	Worldwide
GM	Giovanni Montana	Machine learning, computer vision, medical imaging, deep reinforcement learning	Worldwide
SA	Stephen Azeez	Stephen Azeez is a Statistical Consultant specializing in applying advanced statistical methods to solve complex real-world problems across quant, risk modeling, predictive analytics, and decision systems. His expertise includes stochastics, forecasting, non-parametric statistics, numerical analysis and optimization, expert systems, spatial statistics, statistical computing, and inference. With a focus on bridging quantitative techniques and business strategy, Stephen has delivered impactful solutions in financial services and technology sectors, developing robust models, scalable analytical frameworks, and actionable insights that drive informed decision-making. He also contributes to the field through publications, academic supervision, and peer review in AI and applied statistics.	Worldwide
JD	Jean-Martin Dénis	Open government Data | Data Strategy | Data Management | Public administration Data architecture	Europe
	Dr Gbenga Kazeem
	Gilbert Mackenzie	Statistical Model Development. Survival and Event History. Non-PH and & Parametric Models. Covariance Modelling in longitudinal studies.Design and Analysis of Longitudinal RCTs. Interval Censoring. GLMMs. R. SPSS. I was a Medical statistician for 30 years in QUB , Belfast, UK; Professor of Medical Statistics at Keele University in the UK and Director of the Centre of Medical Statistics; Professor of Statistics in the University of Limerick and Director of the Centre of Biostatistics and finally Visiting Professor of Statistics at ENSAI, Bruz, Rennes, France.
	Kyle Gomez		Europe
	Andrew Kingston	Microsimulation, healthy life expectancy, time-to-event analysis, multistate modelling, group-based trajectory modelling, joint models, analysis of repeated meaures, analysis of longitudinal data, analysis of categorical data (cross-sectional and longitudinal), multivariate and multivariable analyses, R, Stata
	Professor Jane L Hutton	Expert witness and forensic statistics Life expectancy; cerebral palsy, injuries to neural system. Adverse effects of drug and medical devices. Commercial disputes related to medicines and medical devices. Validity and reliability of data. Epidemiology. Statistics and ethics.	Worldwide

 

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