I'm a sustainable futures educator and interpreter, who seeks to bring people together in shared vision and understanding that leaves no-one behind.
My background is 20 years in the creative/design industries - largely product innovation and future concepts, but all inherently on common sense/sustainable futures values. This was unusual at the time, so from 2016 I started researching sustainable development to better understand the beyond-industry context, better connect my work to the needs, and become better equipped to challenge norms.
I became aware of Doughnut Economics around 2017, and first saw Kate Raworth speak in Stroud in 2019, becaming a DEAL member on its launch in 2020. I completed a interdisciplinary Masters in Sustainable Development in Practice with distinction 2019-2021.
I currently work with leaders, educators and communities on sustainable futures themes, connections and communication, predominantly within the ecosystem of creativity, design and built environment.
