Elementia was founded on a single conviction: that analytics consultancy should be run by people who have actually worked inside the organisations they advise.
We started Elementia in 2010 because we kept seeing the same problem: organisations sitting on extraordinary data assets, unable to use them because the gap between technical capability and business context was too wide to bridge alone.
Our answer was to build a consultancy that starts with the business question, not the technology — and ensures that every recommendation is owned and trusted by the humans who have to act on it.
Fifteen years and 240+ engagements later, that philosophy hasn't changed. What has changed is the sophistication of what's possible — and our ability to deliver it faster and more reliably than ever.
We measure our success by the business results we help create — not by the elegance of our technical solutions.
We tell clients what we genuinely think, including when the answer to their question isn't what they wanted to hear.
We work alongside your team, not at arm's length. Your success is our success — and we build your capability, not dependency on us.
Privacy, fairness, and transparency are non-negotiable in everything we build — not afterthoughts bolted on at the end.
Elementia is built around a core of senior practitioners who've held data leadership roles inside the industries we serve.
PhD in Applied Statistics (UCL). Former Head of Data Science at a FTSE 100 insurer. 20 years translating analytical rigour into commercial decisions.
Led data platform engineering at two unicorn-stage fintechs. Expert in cloud-native data architectures, real-time systems, and MLOps at scale.
Former AI Research Lead at a global pharmaceutical company. Specialises in predictive modelling, NLP, and responsible AI frameworks for regulated industries.
15 years in strategy consulting and business intelligence, with a specialism in retail and consumer goods. Previously Accenture and Kantar Worldpanel.
Our consultants have sat in the same seat as your stakeholders. That context makes every conversation — and every solution — better.