Matthew is a specialist in developing clearer and more convincing strategic narratives to help clients more effectively secure funding and support for infrastructure investment projects. Building on two decades of experience across the built environment lifecycle in the public and private sectors, helps Matthew to work with a wide range of clients across Europe, the United States, Canada, and Australia.
As a senior strategic policy, communications, and relationship management professional, at Steer Matthew works collaboratively across teams to help clients deliver complex infrastructure, service, and policy projects through meaningful engagement, quantitative and qualitative analysis, and effective project and team management. A particular focus of Matthew's research work is how cities can better understand and more efficiently translate lessons from foreign experience and projects for the benefit of local communities.
Architecturally trained and holding masters degrees in sustainable development, public policy and management, Matthew has a proven track record of success in providing sound advice and leadership, bringing experienced insight and clarity to complex challenges to make positive change.
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