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We’re a team of strategic insight and foresight experts that help organisations understand how the world is changing.
Our experienced and specialist team create bespoke strategies for each individual project, making sure that our services have a direct impact on how our clients approach the future. At Trajectory we’re less about fads and more about rigorous research and robust trends that make a difference.
If you are reviewing strategy or future trends, evaluating future resilience and shocks to your operating environment, needing to understand changing customers, requiring quantitative forecasts or are considering product development, please get in touch. Let’s find out what the future can do for you.
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Trends Briefing: The Impact of Nostalgia
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Cost of Living Impacts and the Shape of Recovery
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McCann
Since 2017 we have worked with McCann on dozens of projects, using innovative primary and secondary data analysis and storytelling to create compelling though leadership reports. Topics covered include the future of education, the role of protectionism in shaping the geopolitical and economic climate, the importance of organisational and supply chain resilience, health and wellbeing at work and the transition to Net Zero.
This work has involved both global and UK-based analysis, and featured contributions from industry experts around the world.

Department for International Trade – The Future Impact of Digital on Trade
New digital technologies – from artificial intelligence to blockchain – could have an enormous impact on what the UK trades, who the UK trades with and how that trade is done. We were commissioned by the Department for International Trade to conduct horizon scanning to explore the impact a suite of technologies could have on the landscape of trade.
In addition to digital technologies, our work also considered wider trends in geopolitics, demographics and economies as these have crucial interplay with both trade and technology. The results of our work were delivered to the Department for Trade in a workshop and confidential report at the end of 2019.

Vodafone – Loneliness 2030
In 2020, while the pandemic and lockdowns were giving us all a taste of social isolation, we worked on a long term scenario planning project with Vodafone exploring what the future of loneliness might be in the UK.
Drawing on detailed trends analysis and expert interviews, the report details the drivers of loneliness and social isolation and outlines three possible future scenarios for the UK, including implications for the public, private and third sector on how we can avoid the darker path to increasing loneliness and instead make progress after the pandemic. Our report was published in December 2020 and is available here.

Macmillan Cancer Support – The Experience of People Living with Cancer in 2035
We worked with Macmillan to develop detailed scenarios describing the possible lived experiences of people living with cancer in the middle of the next decade. These long-term forecasts considered a wide range of possible trends or disruptors – including medical advances, the role of predictive risk, socio-demographic and economic changes and the landscape for charitable giving and doing good.
The scenarios and their implications were informed by detailed discussions with experts from a range of fields, and Macmillan’s own senior stakeholders. The final report, which included detailed scenarios, recommendations for Macmillan and ‘day in the life’ pen portraits to bring the narratives to life, was completed in 2020.

Sport England – Horizon Scanning for Strategy
In 2020 we were appointed, through public tender, to support the development of Sport England’s future strategy through Horizon Scanning. As they considered their future strategic framework, Sport England needed to ensure that their aims were aligned with and informed by likely future developments, including those driven by the pandemic.
Through and iterative and consultative process we identified 15 key trends that would be crucial to shaping the future of sport and physical activity, and Sport England’s role within it. These trends were explored in depth, with their future trajectory informed by rigorous analysis and interviews with experts. Our Horizon Scanning work concluded with the development of a detailed report as well as briefer, high level outputs. Sport England’s new strategy, Uniting the Movement, was published in 2022.

Brown Forman – Trends Review
As vaccines allowed organisations to consider a longer term, post-pandemic future, Trajectory were commissioned by Brown-Forman to review their UK trends – evaluating how the pandemic had changed their direction and trajectory. Were they still relevant? Had they changed – and how? Our team conducted an in depth review of the trends, drawing on internal Brown-Forman insight, stakeholder interviews and wider analysis to deliver a review of the trends, identifying what had – and hadn’t changed – and updating implications for the next decade accordingly.
The results were delivered at a detailed workshop. Following the conclusion of this project, Trajectory were delighted to complete a similar exercise for the European Trends, and have subsequently worked with Brown-Forman on other projects examining changing trends in consumer behaviour.

British Council – The Future of International Cultural Relations
In 2021 we were selected to lead a long term futures project for the British Council, exploring the future of international cultural relations. Our team worked closely with the British Council to explore national and global trends in geopolitics, technology, demographics, culture and economics and create a range of scenarios that describe plausible, possible futures for cultural relations and soft power in the mid-2030s. These considered both the global picture and the UK’s post-Brexit, post-pandemic role within it.
Our work for the British Council was a huge success. Following the completion of this project we have worked with the British Council on several subsequent projects, including global scenarios on the future of International Tertiary Education.

WRAP
Segmentation to inform the Love Food Hate Waste campaign
WRAP’s Love Food Hate Waste campaign helps UK consumers reduce their food waste. The reasons for food waste are many and complex and vary massively by household. This means that segmenting the target audience is essential to maximise the campaign’s effectiveness. We worked closely with the various teams at WRAP to create a segmentation that met their requirements for both rigour and practical application.

Waitrose
Understanding the impact of the recession to inform the launch of ‘Waitrose Essentials’ range
As the credit crunch turned into full blown consumer recession in the early part of this decade, retailers (especially premium retailers) needed to respond strategically without undermining their brands. The work we conducted for Waitrose on consumer responses to the recession was used to inform the incredibly successful launch of the Waitrose Essentials range which, as forecast, continues to be a great hit as recovery takes hold.

United Nations World Tourism Organisation
Blending econometric modelling and qualitative methods to create global industry forecasts
The UNWTO produces the travel and tourism industry’s most authoritative forecasts of global tourism flows. When it came to producing the forecasts for 2030, the UNWTO asked Trajectory to assist them with the modelling and forecasting. This was an ideal opportunity for us to showcase our unique approach that blends different quantitative and qualitative methodologies and generate forecasts that can be relied upon by the whole travel and tourism sector http://media.unwto.org/sites/all/files/pdf/unwto_2030_ga_2011_korea.pdf

Royal London
Ground-breaking research to understand the impact of bereavement on household finances
Working in association with Dying Matters (part of the National Council for Palliative Care) we conducted ground-breaking qualitative and quantitative research with people recently bereaved by the loss of their partner. This research made major breakthroughs in understanding the financial consequences of the death of a partner and identified the benefits of discussing and planning for the financial consequences of bereavement.
We have also undertaken a wide variety of other work with Royal London, particularly assisting in the development of product propositions that meet the financial needs of the Over 50s audience.

Greene King
Identifying the trends driving out of home leisure to inform strategy and concept development
We conducted an extensive horizon scanning exercise to understand the long term drivers of out of home leisure. Working closely with the relevant Board Directors at Greene King, among other things, our work was used to develop new bar and restaurant concepts.
We also support Greene King in providing analysis and commentary for the monthly Greene King Leisure Spending Tracker

McCann
Since 2017 we have worked with McCann on dozens of projects, using innovative primary and secondary data analysis and storytelling to create compelling though leadership reports. Topics covered include the future of education, the role of protectionism in shaping the geopolitical and economic climate, the importance of organisational and supply chain resilience, health and wellbeing at work and the transition to Net Zero.
This work has involved both global and UK-based analysis, and featured contributions from industry experts around the world.

Department for International Trade – The Future Impact of Digital on Trade
New digital technologies – from artificial intelligence to blockchain – could have an enormous impact on what the UK trades, who the UK trades with and how that trade is done. We were commissioned by the Department for International Trade to conduct horizon scanning to explore the impact a suite of technologies could have on the landscape of trade.
In addition to digital technologies, our work also considered wider trends in geopolitics, demographics and economies as these have crucial interplay with both trade and technology. The results of our work were delivered to the Department for Trade in a workshop and confidential report at the end of 2019.

Vodafone – Loneliness 2030
In 2020, while the pandemic and lockdowns were giving us all a taste of social isolation, we worked on a long term scenario planning project with Vodafone exploring what the future of loneliness might be in the UK.
Drawing on detailed trends analysis and expert interviews, the report details the drivers of loneliness and social isolation and outlines three possible future scenarios for the UK, including implications for the public, private and third sector on how we can avoid the darker path to increasing loneliness and instead make progress after the pandemic. Our report was published in December 2020 and is available here.

Macmillan Cancer Support – The Experience of People Living with Cancer in 2035
We worked with Macmillan to develop detailed scenarios describing the possible lived experiences of people living with cancer in the middle of the next decade. These long-term forecasts considered a wide range of possible trends or disruptors – including medical advances, the role of predictive risk, socio-demographic and economic changes and the landscape for charitable giving and doing good.
The scenarios and their implications were informed by detailed discussions with experts from a range of fields, and Macmillan’s own senior stakeholders. The final report, which included detailed scenarios, recommendations for Macmillan and ‘day in the life’ pen portraits to bring the narratives to life, was completed in 2020.

Sport England – Horizon Scanning for Strategy
In 2020 we were appointed, through public tender, to support the development of Sport England’s future strategy through Horizon Scanning. As they considered their future strategic framework, Sport England needed to ensure that their aims were aligned with and informed by likely future developments, including those driven by the pandemic.
Through and iterative and consultative process we identified 15 key trends that would be crucial to shaping the future of sport and physical activity, and Sport England’s role within it. These trends were explored in depth, with their future trajectory informed by rigorous analysis and interviews with experts. Our Horizon Scanning work concluded with the development of a detailed report as well as briefer, high level outputs. Sport England’s new strategy, Uniting the Movement, was published in 2022.

Brown Forman – Trends Review
As vaccines allowed organisations to consider a longer term, post-pandemic future, Trajectory were commissioned by Brown-Forman to review their UK trends – evaluating how the pandemic had changed their direction and trajectory. Were they still relevant? Had they changed – and how? Our team conducted an in depth review of the trends, drawing on internal Brown-Forman insight, stakeholder interviews and wider analysis to deliver a review of the trends, identifying what had – and hadn’t changed – and updating implications for the next decade accordingly.
The results were delivered at a detailed workshop. Following the conclusion of this project, Trajectory were delighted to complete a similar exercise for the European Trends, and have subsequently worked with Brown-Forman on other projects examining changing trends in consumer behaviour.

British Council – The Future of International Cultural Relations
In 2021 we were selected to lead a long term futures project for the British Council, exploring the future of international cultural relations. Our team worked closely with the British Council to explore national and global trends in geopolitics, technology, demographics, culture and economics and create a range of scenarios that describe plausible, possible futures for cultural relations and soft power in the mid-2030s. These considered both the global picture and the UK’s post-Brexit, post-pandemic role within it.
Our work for the British Council was a huge success. Following the completion of this project we have worked with the British Council on several subsequent projects, including global scenarios on the future of International Tertiary Education.

WRAP
Segmentation to inform the Love Food Hate Waste campaign
WRAP’s Love Food Hate Waste campaign helps UK consumers reduce their food waste. The reasons for food waste are many and complex and vary massively by household. This means that segmenting the target audience is essential to maximise the campaign’s effectiveness. We worked closely with the various teams at WRAP to create a segmentation that met their requirements for both rigour and practical application.

Waitrose
Understanding the impact of the recession to inform the launch of ‘Waitrose Essentials’ range
As the credit crunch turned into full blown consumer recession in the early part of this decade, retailers (especially premium retailers) needed to respond strategically without undermining their brands. The work we conducted for Waitrose on consumer responses to the recession was used to inform the incredibly successful launch of the Waitrose Essentials range which, as forecast, continues to be a great hit as recovery takes hold.

United Nations World Tourism Organisation
Blending econometric modelling and qualitative methods to create global industry forecasts
The UNWTO produces the travel and tourism industry’s most authoritative forecasts of global tourism flows. When it came to producing the forecasts for 2030, the UNWTO asked Trajectory to assist them with the modelling and forecasting. This was an ideal opportunity for us to showcase our unique approach that blends different quantitative and qualitative methodologies and generate forecasts that can be relied upon by the whole travel and tourism sector http://media.unwto.org/sites/all/files/pdf/unwto_2030_ga_2011_korea.pdf

Royal London
Ground-breaking research to understand the impact of bereavement on household finances
Working in association with Dying Matters (part of the National Council for Palliative Care) we conducted ground-breaking qualitative and quantitative research with people recently bereaved by the loss of their partner. This research made major breakthroughs in understanding the financial consequences of the death of a partner and identified the benefits of discussing and planning for the financial consequences of bereavement.
We have also undertaken a wide variety of other work with Royal London, particularly assisting in the development of product propositions that meet the financial needs of the Over 50s audience.

Greene King
Identifying the trends driving out of home leisure to inform strategy and concept development
We conducted an extensive horizon scanning exercise to understand the long term drivers of out of home leisure. Working closely with the relevant Board Directors at Greene King, among other things, our work was used to develop new bar and restaurant concepts.
We also support Greene King in providing analysis and commentary for the monthly Greene King Leisure Spending Tracker
What We Can Do For You

Desk Research and Literature Reviews
A rapid appraisal of the issues and challenges facing any organisation based on published research.

Analysing Public and Client Databases
Unlocking insight from existing organisational knowledge and data. Secondary analysis of the wealth of existing information from public datasets.

Primary Quantitative and Qualitative Research
On and offline B2B and B2C surveys, often integrated with qualitative research. Focus groups, expert interviews, Delphi panels, online communities and more, including our innovative qualitative futures methods.

Audience Segmentation
Robust cluster analysis of quantitative data to provide audience segments.

Scenario Planning
Using expert input to create long term scenarios of markets to inform strategy.

Data Modelling, Forecasting and Econometrics
Accurate forecasts of revenues, customer/visitor numbers, impact of promotional spend or market growth.

Horizon Scanning/Trends Analysis
Using secondary data to understand the key forces shaping individuals, businesses and society.

Desk Research and Literature Reviews
A rapid appraisal of the issues and challenges facing any organisation based on published research.

Analysing Public and Client Databases
Unlocking insight from existing organisational knowledge and data. Secondary analysis of the wealth of existing information from public datasets.

Primary Quantitative and Qualitative Research
On and offline B2B and B2C surveys, often integrated with qualitative research. Focus groups, expert interviews, Delphi panels, online communities and more, including our innovative qualitative futures methods.

Audience Segmentation
Robust cluster analysis of quantitative data to provide audience segments.

Scenario Planning
Using expert input to create long term scenarios of markets to inform strategy.

Data Modelling, Forecasting and Econometrics
Accurate forecasts of revenues, customer/visitor numbers, impact of promotional spend or market growth.

Horizon Scanning/Trends Analysis
Using secondary data to understand the key forces shaping individuals, businesses and society.
Meet the Trajectory Team
Paul Flatters
paul@trajectorypartnership.com

Paul Flatters
Co-Founder and CEOTom Johnson
tom@trajectorypartnership.com

Tom Johnson
Managing DirectorBarry Clark
barry@trajectorypartnership.com

Barry Clark
Account DirectorBarry joined Trajectory in 2020 and has worked in consumer insight and foresight for the last 15 years. In that time he has worked with Nissan, Lloyds Banking Group, Hiscox, Aviva, Publicis, RSA, O2, the Co-operative Group and HSBC.
Barry has the distinction of coming from Glasgow and has benefitted from a Scottish education, earning an honours degree from Strathclyde University in marketing and industrial relations. He has worked for the Whitbread Beer Company as a brand and new product marketeer before sobering up to establish the marketing function at Costa Coffee following its acquisition by Whitbread PLC. He also worked for HarperCollins Publishers where he was tasked with breathing new life into deceased authors such as Agatha Christie and JRR Tolkien.
His futures work has been centred on financial services but also includes the automotive, agriculture, media, charity, consumer electronics and grocery sectors. He has experience in creating and delivering workshops, researching and writing reports (such as the future of homes for Hiscox and the future of cities for MasterCard). He has spoken at many conferences both in the UK and abroad.
Jo Dickinson
jo@trajectorypartnership.com

Jo Dickinson
Head of FinancePatrick Brennan
patrick@trajectorypartnership.com

Patrick Brennan
Head of InsightPatrick is Head of Insight at Trajectory and has over fifteen years of experience in providing evidence-based consultancy to senior managers who are making major strategic decisions about the future.
Having previously set up and run Omnicom Media Group’s knowledge consultancy he’s led advanced data analysis and modelling projects to advise leading media agencies (PHD, OMD and Manning Gottlieb), media owners (JCD Decaux, Metro) and advertisers (Bank of Ireland, Experian) how to optimise investments in marketing to accelerate business growth. Patrick also has extensive experience in non-profit categories having been a Director at nfpSynergy, and led major quantitative and qualitative research programmes for the UK and Ireland’s top NGOs to enhance their communication, fundraising and service delivery. He is regularly asked to speak at conferences and strategic away days.
Carolyn MacLeish
carolyn@trajectorypartnership.com

Carolyn MacLeish
Project ConsultantHarry Baker
harry@trajectorypartnership.com

Harry Baker
Senior Data AnalystHarry joined Trajectory as a data analyst after graduating from the University of Kent with a degree in Economics. At university, he focussed on the impact of Brexit on the UK labour market and studied modules with specific focus on quantitative analysis.
Since joining the company, Harry has conducted data analysis for a range of clients, including Royal Artillery Museum, Royal London, Dignity Funerals and Royal Bank of Scotland.
He also manages the analysis of our monthly consumer sentiment tracker, the Optimism Index.
Rhys Campman-Williams
rhys@trajectorypartnership.com

Rhys Campman-Williams
Senior AnalystCharlotte Cornish
charlotte@trajectorypartnership.com

Charlotte Cornish
Non Executive DirectorCharlotte is a strategic research consultant with over 25 years of both business and qualitative and quantitative research experience. Her cross sector skills and experience gained in general business, market research and the charity sector give her a unique insight and understanding which is invaluable for planning and strategic thinking.
Chris Farmelo
chris@trajectorypartnership.com

Chris Farmelo
Non Executive DirectorMichael Willmott
michael@trajectorypartnership.com

Michael Willmott
ChairmanA specialist in survey research and statistical analysis, Michael is regarded as one of the world's leading authorities on trends in consumer behaviour and demographic change. Clients such as the Chartered Institute for IT and the United Nations World Tourism Organisation have commissioned Michael to undertake breakthrough analysis of global data-sets, providing fresh perspectives on emerging social trends. He also regularly presents at conferences for Financial Services and Tourism organisations. Michael was the co-founder of The Future Foundation and author of the books "Citizen Brands" and "Complicated Lives" (with William Nelson).
Sarah Morris
sarah@trajectorypartnership.com

Sarah Morris
AssociateJane O’Brien
jane@trajectorypartnership.com

Jane O’Brien
AssociatePaul Flatters
paul@trajectorypartnership.com

Paul Flatters
Co-Founder and CEOPaul is:
Most likely to be found in: a match on the tennis courtHappiest to be: in the Mondrian
Favourite Trajection: The Changing Meaning of Age
Tom Johnson
tom@trajectorypartnership.com

Tom Johnson
Managing DirectorTom is:
Most likely to be found in: a carriage, on a train, somewhereHappiest to be: debating and discussing
Favourite Trajection: The Deregulation of Life – it helps us understand why our lives are so busy, and why they’ll stay that way
Barry Clark
barry@trajectorypartnership.com

Barry Clark
Account DirectorBarry joined Trajectory in 2020 and has worked in consumer insight and foresight for the last 15 years. In that time he has worked with Nissan, Lloyds Banking Group, Hiscox, Aviva, Publicis, RSA, O2, the Co-operative Group and HSBC.
Barry has the distinction of coming from Glasgow and has benefitted from a Scottish education, earning an honours degree from Strathclyde University in marketing and industrial relations. He has worked for the Whitbread Beer Company as a brand and new product marketeer before sobering up to establish the marketing function at Costa Coffee following its acquisition by Whitbread PLC. He also worked for HarperCollins Publishers where he was tasked with breathing new life into deceased authors such as Agatha Christie and JRR Tolkien.
His futures work has been centred on financial services but also includes the automotive, agriculture, media, charity, consumer electronics and grocery sectors. He has experience in creating and delivering workshops, researching and writing reports (such as the future of homes for Hiscox and the future of cities for MasterCard). He has spoken at many conferences both in the UK and abroad.
Barry is:
Most likely to be found in: Happiest to be: 
Favourite Trajection: 
Jo Dickinson
jo@trajectorypartnership.com

Jo Dickinson
Head of FinanceJo is:
Most likely to be found in: trainers, running round LondonHappiest to be: sat on a beach with family and friends
Favourite Trajection: Healthy Hedonism (balancing staying healthy whilst enjoying yourself to the fullest)
Patrick Brennan
patrick@trajectorypartnership.com

Patrick Brennan
Head of InsightPatrick is Head of Insight at Trajectory and has over fifteen years of experience in providing evidence-based consultancy to senior managers who are making major strategic decisions about the future.
Having previously set up and run Omnicom Media Group’s knowledge consultancy he’s led advanced data analysis and modelling projects to advise leading media agencies (PHD, OMD and Manning Gottlieb), media owners (JCD Decaux, Metro) and advertisers (Bank of Ireland, Experian) how to optimise investments in marketing to accelerate business growth. Patrick also has extensive experience in non-profit categories having been a Director at nfpSynergy, and led major quantitative and qualitative research programmes for the UK and Ireland’s top NGOs to enhance their communication, fundraising and service delivery. He is regularly asked to speak at conferences and strategic away days.
Patrick is:
Most likely to be found in: Happiest to be: 
Favourite Trajection: 
Carolyn MacLeish
carolyn@trajectorypartnership.com

Carolyn MacLeish
Project ConsultantCarolyn is:
Most likely to be found in: making a to do listHappiest to be: in the sun with a G&T and a good book
Favourite Trajection: Polls and Polarisation (helping us understand the mad state of politics today)
Harry Baker
harry@trajectorypartnership.com

Harry Baker
Senior Data AnalystHarry joined Trajectory as a data analyst after graduating from the University of Kent with a degree in Economics. At university, he focussed on the impact of Brexit on the UK labour market and studied modules with specific focus on quantitative analysis.
Since joining the company, Harry has conducted data analysis for a range of clients, including Royal Artillery Museum, Royal London, Dignity Funerals and Royal Bank of Scotland.
He also manages the analysis of our monthly consumer sentiment tracker, the Optimism Index.
Harry is:
Most likely to be found in: Happiest to be: 
Favourite Trajection: 
Rhys Campman-Williams
rhys@trajectorypartnership.com

Rhys Campman-Williams
Senior AnalystRhys is:
Most likely to be found in: Happiest to be: 
Favourite Trajection: 
Charlotte Cornish
charlotte@trajectorypartnership.com

Charlotte Cornish
Non Executive DirectorCharlotte is a strategic research consultant with over 25 years of both business and qualitative and quantitative research experience. Her cross sector skills and experience gained in general business, market research and the charity sector give her a unique insight and understanding which is invaluable for planning and strategic thinking.
Charlotte is:
Most likely to be found in: deep concentration browsing FacebookHappiest to be: in group chats on WhatsApp
Favourite Trajection: that technology brings families closer ☺
Chris Farmelo
chris@trajectorypartnership.com

Chris Farmelo
Non Executive DirectorChris is:
Most likely to be found in: the gym (well, maybe not)Happiest to be: Skiing in the mountains
Favourite Trajection: The End of Stuff - we all have too many things
Michael Willmott
michael@trajectorypartnership.com

Michael Willmott
ChairmanA specialist in survey research and statistical analysis, Michael is regarded as one of the world's leading authorities on trends in consumer behaviour and demographic change. Clients such as the Chartered Institute for IT and the United Nations World Tourism Organisation have commissioned Michael to undertake breakthrough analysis of global data-sets, providing fresh perspectives on emerging social trends. He also regularly presents at conferences for Financial Services and Tourism organisations. Michael was the co-founder of The Future Foundation and author of the books "Citizen Brands" and "Complicated Lives" (with William Nelson).
Michael is:
Most likely to be found in: front of his computer conducting statistical analysisHappiest to be: travelling the world ‘researching’ wine and trying to improve his viticultural and oenological knowledge
Favourite Trajection: The role of technology in our sense of happiness (because it’s an optimistic view of the future - and was based on his analysis of the World Values Survey!)
Sarah Morris
sarah@trajectorypartnership.com

Sarah Morris
AssociateSarah is:
Most likely to be found in: the woods, walking my Springer SpanielHappiest to be: writing a future bestselling novel
Favourite Trajection: Automation and the Rise of the Machines
Jane O’Brien
jane@trajectorypartnership.com

Jane O’Brien
AssociateJane is:
Most likely to be found in: the depths of my allotment battling bindweed and slugsHappiest to be: doing anything fun with my boy
Favourite Trajection: The Changing Meaning of Age – it's all fun, friends and family, whoever said things would slow down?
Reports
Most of our reports and outputs are confidential. However, some are published by our clients. Here we showcase some of our published reports - which are free to download.
Trends Briefings
Our Trends Briefings are an essential review of the topics that matter. Each month, our network join these webinars and receive a detailed presentation on a current topic of interest. The Briefings are free to attend, and our subscribers get access to the slides and recording afterwards.
Contact Us
Address
1-2 Paris Garden, London, SE1 8ND
Telephone
info@trajectorypartnership.com