LaingBuisson founder, and healthcare economist, William Laing was a featured guest on Radio Four’s The Bottom Line last night.
Discussing the current state of the UK social care scene alongside Somerset Care CEO Jane Townson and HC-One John Ransford, presenter Evan Davis led a debate on the funding, costs and likely future of the market.
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JON BUTLER
Chief Operating Officer
Jon is responsible for the operational and commercial performance of LaingBuisson, helping to drive business performance, operational effectiveness and growth. Having joined LaingBuisson in 2018, Jon has progressed through a number of leadership roles and now works across the business to support the successful delivery of strategic priorities. He has over 20 years’ experience across digital, technology, marketing, commercial and operational roles in a range of sectors.
MARIA DAVIES
Editor, HealthcareMarkets UK
Maria has more than two decades’ experience as a business and financial journalist. She has specialised in writing about the UK’s private and voluntary healthcare sector for the last 15 years. Maria covered the historic ‘Condordat’ signed by the NHS and independent healthcare providers, which paved the way for the Labour government’s radical market-based reform of the NHS at the turn of the Millennium. Since then, she has tracked the key trends in independent healthcare from the advent of patient choice and the emerging NHS market to multi-million pound flotations and game-changing deals.
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WILLIAM LAING
Founder and Executive Chairman
William is the Founder and Executive Chairman of LaingBuisson, leading the development of the business with a particular focus on its data capabilities. He is also a Director of Seacole Digital. William is a well-known healthcare economist and a leading commentator on healthcare and social care and his views are often quoted in the media and he frequently speaks at conferences and participates in policy think tanks. Before founding LaingBuisson in 1976, William worked for the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry and the Office of Health Economics where he was Deputy Director. He has a BSc Econ from the London School of Economics..
