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I am a campaign director, charity CEO, speaker and community organiser working at the intersection of environmental justice, public engagement and policy change. I design and lead campaigns that mobilise communities, influence decision-makers, and deliver measurable impact.

I am the founder of Friends of the Thames and Henley Music School, and creator of Henley Mermaids. Through this work, I have led national and local campaigns to protect rivers, hold polluters to account, and drive community-led action. I work closely with government, regulators, MPs, NGOs and the media, acting as a bridge between communities and decision-makers.

My campaigning has achieved national and international reach, including appearances on BBC Newsnight, coverage in The New York Times, and contributions to documentaries such as Jo in the Water and BBC Thames Water: Inside the Crisis. I use these platforms to elevate underrepresented voices and influence public debate on environmental issues.

Alongside my professional work, I am an ultra-distance open water swimmer, using endurance challenges to highlight environmental issues and inspire action. I completed the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming in 2025 and am currently pursuing the Oceans Seven challenge.

Across all my work, I focus on collaboration, clarity and impact—supporting organisations, communities and leaders to drive meaningful environmental and social change.