Jessica Egan is a Director in Teneo’s Management Consulting division, advising clients on revenue optimisation and strategic transformation.
Jessica specialises in pricing, packaging, revenue model strategy, transformation plan management, and operating model redesign.
Before joining Teneo, Jess read Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge before completing a year-long Management Studies course at the Cambridge Judge Business School.
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The UK’s 2025 Autumn Budget arrives at a moment when the nation’s economic pulse is steady enough to avoid alarm, yet far too faint to inspire confidence. Confronted with stubbornly weak productivity, elevated borrowing costs and political pressure from all sides, the Chancellor has delivered a Budget that steadies the…
November 28, 2025 - By Gee Lefevre, Kabir Seehra, Jessica Egan, Professor Jonathan Portes
The 2025 UK Spending Review
On 11th June, the Government released its Spending Review. Against a backdrop of uncertain economic growth and fragile fiscal position, this review targets growth by front-loading spend and relies on efficiency in day-to-day spending in the long-term. The Spending Review has come at a critical juncture for the UK Government.
June 12, 2025 - By Gee Lefevre, Jessica Egan, Professor Jonathan Portes, Sir Oliver Letwin, Sir Ben Bradshaw
2024 UK Economic and Consumer Forecast
Section 01: Executive summary Falling inflation and upward wage pressure are resulting in household relief after two years of real wage decline. However, continued pressure from mortgage rates and debt accumulation means we expect consumer spending to remain suppressed. 1: Slow growth and recessionary pressure are causing the UK labour…
February 15, 2024 - By Gee Lefevre, Jessica Egan, Kabir Seehra, Professor Jonathan Portes
Teneo Insights Series UK: What is Ahead for the Consumer in 2023?
The UK narrowly avoided recession in 2022, and the most recent forecasts for 2023 suggest a shallower recession than was anticipated last November. Although inflation is forecast to fall, the UK economy still faces a number of challenges, including rising interest rates, wage pressures driven by inflation and a tight…
April 16, 2023 - By Daniel Butters, Jessica Egan, Gee Lefevre, Christopher Nicholls, Simon Townsend, Rebecca Leeser
2023 UK Economic and Consumer Outlook
The UK narrowly avoided recession in 2022, and the most recent forecasts suggest low/stagnant growth, with the UK ultimately avoiding a technical recession that appeared inevitable in November when the country was still reeling from the impact of the previous Government's "mini budget." While inflation is forecast to fall, we…
March 20, 2023 - By Gee Lefevre, Jessica Egan, Kabir Seehra
U.S. Economic Outlook 2023: A ‘Soft Landing’ or ‘Deep Recession’
The U.S. economy is currently experiencing levels of inflation that have not been seen in 40 years. Supply chain disruptions, rising global commodity and energy prices, volatility in major economies and underlying demographic factors have all contributed to rising prices. To manage this, the Federal Reserve has reacted quickly, raising…
March 8, 2023 - By Gee Lefevre, Jessica Egan, Adam Hobbs
UK Economic Forecast: A Consumption and Confidence-Led Recession with the Potential for a Housing Crisis
Due to a series of factors – ranging from the long-term impacts of the pandemic to the ongoing effects of the conflict in Ukraine – the UK is currently exposed to a unique range of economic pressures. For the first time in 30 years, the country is operating in a…
October 10, 2022 - By Gee Lefevre, Jessica Egan, Kabir Seehra