At the heart of my work is showing the relevance of sustainability and how it is interconnected with our health, finances, communities and businesses, to inspire meaningful action and lasting change. 

Before Bioregional

Before joining Bioregional, I worked at an intergovernmental organisation in its Energy, Climate, and Oceans Directorate. Here, I experienced the importance of global collaboration in tackling climate change, witnessing roundtable discussions between 56 countries’ foreign ministries. 

I hold a First-Class degree in Geography and Sustainability from the University of Exeter, and a First-Class postgraduate diploma in Climate Change and Policy from King’s College London, focusing on the UK’s net zero targets and the wider international landscape. 

Through my work to date, I have gained practical experience in carbon footprinting, net zero action planning, reporting and frameworks, climate communication, research and stakeholder engagement. 

When I’m not at work

I’m usually reading or chatting. I also love being outdoors in nature; it connects me to why our work matters: protecting our one planet.