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Built for today’s Britain, ready for tomorrow’s challenges

Unlike traditional segmentation models that rely on outdated census data, Mosaic 8 is rebuilt from the ground up using permissioned, individual-level data - with 74% of inputs now mapped at the household level. This means you get a real-world view of how people live, engage, and access services today. 

From insight to impact: Serving communities better

The way we live is changing. Urban areas are more diverse, rural communities more connected. These shifts affect everything from housing demand to emergency response and energy usage.  

Mosaic helps you to: 

  • Target real household needs for smarter outreach
  • Plan services and resources with greater accuracy
  • Connect with communities through locally relevant messaging
  • Spot growth and demand areas with location-level insight

Seeing Britain clearly: Smarter segmentation for public services

Date: Wednesday 15 October 2025

Time: 2 - 3pm

What you'll learn

Meet the speakers

Sue Shearman

Sue Shearman

Senior Product Manager, Experian – Marketing Services

With a deep understanding of data for marketing, Sue is an experienced Senior Product Manager for our range of segmentations, including Mosaic, helping clients turn data into actionable insights.

 

Debbie Oates

Debbie Oates

Director of Customer Engagement, Experian – Marketing Services

Debbie is a senior data driven marketing leader - helping organisations better understand, locate and engage their customers to drive more effective business decisions.

Sarah Bayliss

Sarah Bayliss

Human Intelligence Manager, Transport for West Midlands

Sarah's experience covers large scale quantitative studies, monitoring and evaluation of schemes and initiatives, market segmentation and personas and more recently, the development of an online community.

 

Ant Merriman

Ant Merriman

Senior Business Analyst, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue

Ant and his team look after the modelling, forecasting, data science and GIS mapping for the service. He is particularly interested in leveraging data sets in new and innovative ways to support front line colleagues in providing an excellent response to residents in a cost-effective way.

Tim Dumbleton

Tim Dumbleton

Risk Information Analyst, Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service

Tim specialises in the integration of spatial data and risk intelligence to support emergency response operations, leading development and maintenance of risk methodologies that underpin frontline systems within the service.

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