Dan Quinlan

Dan Quinlan is an experienced economist currently working at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs since September 2019, where responsibilities include economic analysis within the Floods and Water directorate. Previously, Dan held various positions as an HEO Economist focused on international trade analysis and environmental policy proposals, with notable contributions in areas such as single-use plastic reduction and net zero emissions reporting. Prior to this role, Dan worked as an Assistant Economist at the Office for National Statistics, providing economic briefings and developing methodologies for deflator analysis. Academic credentials include a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Finance from Cardiff University, complemented by practical experience in supply chain risk research during a placement at the university. Skills in data analysis and familiarity with analytical tools such as Bloomberg and Excel have been developed through these experiences.