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<strong>Getting</strong> <strong>better</strong> <strong>value</strong> <strong>from</strong> Public Sector Research Establishments<br />

About the author<br />

Quentin Maxwell-Jackson was until 30 June 2011 a Partner<br />

in the Infrastructure Government and Healthcare Advisory<br />

practice at KPMG LLP in the UK. He led the Public Services<br />

Consulting, Central Government Advisory and Consumer and<br />

Industrial Markets practices at KPMG. He provided advice to<br />

clients on major change and transformation programmes<br />

across a wide range of central government departments,<br />

the wider <strong>public</strong> <strong>sector</strong> and the private <strong>sector</strong>. He has<br />

considerable experience of working with clients in the R&D<br />

and high-tech <strong>sector</strong>s.<br />

Acknowledgements<br />

<strong>CentreForum</strong> acknowledges the support of Battelle, LGC and<br />

Serco who provided funding for this study. However, the<br />

views expressed in this report are those of the author.<br />

We would like to express our thanks to those in the current<br />

and former PSREs who participated in the interview<br />

programme and provided comments on case study drafts,<br />

to Chris Nicholson for his comments on initial drafts, and<br />

to Piers Wright for his help in putting together the interview<br />

programme, and input to the case studies. Any errors are, of<br />

course, the author’s alone.<br />

ISBN 1-902622-98-7 Copyright 2011 <strong>CentreForum</strong><br />

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