Richard Dobbs

Introducing the Harding-Hancock Efficiency test

A new way to measure the effectiveness of test and trace

A drive-in Covid testing centre (photo: Getty)
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Richard Dobbs

Richard Dobbs was a director of the McKinsey Global Institute. He is currently serving as a non-executive director on several boards, but writes in a personal capacity.

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