
In my 25 years of work, I’ve spent -
7 years working in philanthropy, wealth management and the impact economy.
3 years working as strategy director in a policy think tank focussed on the impacts of technology on society.
10 years working as a strategic designer in the fields of social innovation and social impact.
5 years working in fashion as a creative entrepreneur.
I was also the -
Founder of Stewarding Loss.
Co-founder of The Point People.
Co-founder of Tech For Good TV.
This is underpinned by ~
An MSc in Psychology and a 1st Class BA (hons) in Design.
Certifications in Embodied Ecology, Organisation and Relationship Systems Coaching, Co-Active Coaching from the CTI, Compassion Focussed Therapy from the CMA, and a Foundations in Energy Healing from the College of Psychic Studies.
Qualifications in Fire Fighter Type II, Wilderness First Responder
A Positive Deviant Fellowship. A Creative Pioneer award. And a place on the Prefiguring Futures Lab.
Visiting Fellowships at Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence and the Institute of Innovation and Public Purpose.
Being on the Board of the Real Farming trust, on the Faculty of States of Change, and part of the International Futures Forum Clan.
I have a large archive of writing here. Find me online here.

3 Fields of Attention. 3 Sites of Praxis.
Where you will find me these days.
In Code—Where wiring meets worldview.
After seven years embedded within major philanthropic institutions—developing the founding strategy of the Emerging Futures programme at JRF, co-creating and leading the field-building practice with Partners for a New Economy, and leading Innovation, Policy and Practice at The National Lottery Community Fund—my attention is now turned to the deeper codes animating the Great Wealth Transfer.
With a background in psychology and grounded experience in systems innovation, foresight, and transition design, I work closely with wealth holders, family offices, and actors within the Wealth Defence Industry—rewiring how financial capital flows into systems that generate social, ecological, and community wealth. And interrogating and reprogramming the inherited codes behind value, ownership, security, and risk.
For my current work in this space see the Wealth Shift Studio and Arising Quo.
In Clay—Where practice meets place.
Much of my work in philanthropy has been to illuminate and connect up those building alternative and regenerative futures. I know this work intimately because it’s also a field I have been embedded in for many years as a practitioner. Over two decades I have not only been part of resourcing the relationships and infrastructures we need for radical transformation but weaving and building them too.
Having previously set up a Care & Climate space in London to rehearse living in a climate-altered world, I’m now working in place in several different ways - with the Roddick Foundation to develop a bioregional cluster in Wales UK, and in Toronto prototyping a Hot Futures network, whilst learning with the Regenerative Responders. I hope to build our collective capacity to be with rupture and design us back into Life together.
Through my Attune fellowship I’m deepening my disaster preparedness skills, particularly with ecological and spiritual technologies that invite us into emergent and prayerful response. Through this programme I’ve gained a Firefighter Type II qualification, my Wilderness First Responder certification and an Embodied Ecology certification - learning to care for our ecological nervous system and develop practices in interspecies co-regulation.

In Cosmos—Where systems meet soul.
What happens here, in this subterranean space, touches everything I do. Beneath policy, beyond practice—there is source. And where I source from is changing.
This is the terrain where strategy dissolves into dreamwork, where systems are shaped through ceremony. It’s not a place I visit occasionally, but one I return to with commitment, with reverence—to unlearn, to listen.
In the language of my Love, I am apprenticing here—with the Mystery, with the not-knowing as portal, with the invisible architectures that hold us when our maps fall apart.
This website isn’t a place to describe or explain that work in full. But it feels important to bring it gently into view—because it offers a steadiness and depth that informs the whole of my practice.