Nick Mather

Background

About Nick Mather

I am responsible for maintaining Tracsis' core work-streams as well as generating new business and exploring new markets. I am involved in the marketing and branding strategy for The Tracsis group, providing content and consistency across all platforms including social media, website and mainstream channels. I provide innovative marketing solutions, support the Operational teams and act as a culture and standards ambassador for the company. I also undertake Project Director duties for key strategic projects and provide advice and support to our extensive client base. I joined the Traffic and Data Services Division of Tracsis Plc as a Graduate Trainee in November 2009 to enter the industry after undertaking Transport Studies at the University of Leeds. Over this time I have provided consultancy and advice on a wide range of projects across the UK and Europe, including roles in Project Management, Account Management and Sales and Marketing across the UK. Key projects and achievements- Lead role in delivery of hospital visitor Market Research exercise for 9 hospitals in North London - Delivery of framework contract for Transport for London (TfL)- Lead role in delivery of station capacity counts for Network Rail - Lead role in delivery of LIP scheme data collection and analysis for TfL- Lead role in the development and utilisation of specialist camera systems for station capacity monitoring- Lead role in the delivery if the Cycle Infrastructure Database (CID) for TfL and the Cycling Commissioner Since joining the Traffic and Data Services Division in 2009, I have gained an in-depth understanding of the entire research process including planning and methodology, survey design as well as overseeing the analysis and reporting process once surveys have taken place. Initially I worked on traffic and transport related projects and have since been involved with research and data projects in the Health / NHS, Retail and Events sectors. I am a current Member of the Transport Planning Society and a Member of the CIHT