Lewis Lloyd is a Senior Researcher at the School of International Futures. He has led the research on a wide range of foresight projects for government, commercial and non-profit clients, spanning areas such as emerging technology, public health, education, agriculture, and defence. Beyond his roles in project design and delivery, Lewis is an experienced facilitator, regularly guiding workshop participants through foresight processes and teaching futures theory and methods as part of SOIF’s training offer.

Prior to joining SOIF, Lewis worked at the Institute for Government, the UK’s leading think tank working to make government more effective. His public-facing research has been featured on the BBC and in leading British newspapers, including the Times and the Financial Times. He has an MSc with Distinction in Intelligent Systems from the University of Sussex, where he focused on AI, and a double first class degree in Politics, Psychology and Sociology from the University of Cambridge.

As a freelancer, Lewis has also worked on a public inquiry for an immersive theatre company, a public sector consultancy firm and a cybersecurity start-up. His public-facing research has been featured on the BBC, in the FT, The Guardian, The Times, and elsewhere. He has an MSc in Intelligent Systems from the University of Sussex, where he focused on artificial intelligence and a BA in Politics, Psychology and Sociology from the University of Cambridge.