I WAS A BUSY CHILD.

I was endlessly curious. I wanted to make things, ask questions, bring people together and understand how the world worked.

That curiosity, and a passion for learning and making, has shaped everything I've done since.

Today, I work at the intersection of creativity, wellbeing and social change, helping people and organisations think differently, tell braver stories and create meaningful experiences. My work spans strategy, speaking, facilitation and writing, but at its heart is a simple belief: creativity is fundamental and necessary in helping us connect, reflect, envision and enact change.

Over the last decade, I've worked across charities, culture and public services, leading communications and strategy, designing campaigns, facilitating conversations and bringing people together around complex challenges. Following my studies at Central Saint Martins, I worked in galleries and museums for seven years, and in the charity sector for the last three. I've worked for organisations including SHiFT, and collaborated with artists, leaders, local and national government, practitioners and communities to create work that is thoughtful, practical, and ultimately leads to systems change.

Whether I'm facilitating a creative wellbeing workshop, speaking at an event, mentoring an artist, developing an organisational strategy or writing an essay, I'm interested in the same question:

How can the arts help us imagine, and build, a better future?

Outside of work, you'll usually find me in a gallery, clutching a book, making collages or things out of clay, writing, running long distances or searching for great matcha with friends - where many of my ideas begin!

If you're looking for someone to help you or your team think differently, create meaningful experiences or shape a story worth telling, I'd love to hear from you.