In this newly established role, Michelle will be responsible for leading the collection, integration, and analysis of data from multiple sources, including RFA’s Automated Tracking System, Social Value Impact metrics, and Ministry of Justice data on re-offending. This strategic initiative represents the first comprehensive effort to align these data streams, providing new insights into the effectiveness and socio-economic impact of the RFA model.

Michelle will play a key role in:

• Identifying and integrating relevant datasets to mitigate risk and enhance efficiencies across the Judicial System and Private Sector.
• Collaborating with Academic Partners to ensure data is accurately collected, integrated, and prepared for analysis.
• Conducting detailed analysis and providing actionable insights that inform both immediate priorities and long-term strategic decisions.
• Demonstrating evidence-based outcomes to highlight how the RFA model delivers measurable socio-economic benefits on both regional and national scales.

This appointment underscores RFA’s commitment to advancing data intelligence and evidence-led decision making. Michelle’s expertise will strengthen our analytical capabilities and support our mission to deliver impactful, data-driven improvements across the justice system and beyond.

Michelle has a wealth of experience across the education, transport and renewable energy sectors. Having spent most of her career working in schools facing challenging circumstances, she understands how opportunity underpinned by education combined with a support network can be invaluable. She utilises data to tell a compelling story and has personalised data visualisations to achieve stakeholder buy-in. Michelle is committed to equity of opportunity and believes in providing second chances.