Ms Suzanna Nesom

(she/her)

Overview

I am an PhD student in Economics, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and was in collaboration with Chwarae Teg, Wales' leading women's charity.

I'm an applied microeconomist who's interested in spatial and gender inequality. My research mainly focuses on the geographical variation in gender differences in labour market outcomes and the impact of devolved policies on labour market outcomes.

Alongside my PhD studies, I have also worked for the GW4 Pay Equality Consortium, researching the impact of Covid-19 on the Gender Pay Gap and written an evidence briefing on well-being and the impacts of Covid-19 and Brexit for Welsh public services to support them in conducting their well-being assessments as part of the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act.  

I completed my MSc in Economics at Cardiff University, my MA in Contemporary European Studies at the University of Bath, Charles University (Prague) and the Humboldt University (Berlin), and my Undergraduate at the London School of Economics in Geography with Economics.

Previously, I worked at the Wales Centre for Public Policy, where I worked on a range of Welsh Government and Public Services assignments, including gender equality, loneliness and trade unions. I also completed a Blue Book Traineeship in the External Relations Section of the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels, where I worked on Trade Agreements and the accession of the Western Balkans to the EU, as part of the EU's legislative process.