I build stories, strategies, and systems that turn insight into action.

Over the past decade, I’ve translated policy agendas, scientific breakthroughs, and education initiatives into transformative storytelling and experiences, helping global brands, governments, and civic initiatives engage diverse global audiences.

My path has been interdisciplinary by design: from law and Māori Studies in New Zealand to Smart Cities research at the MIT Media Lab; from creative agencies in New York to governance initiatives across six continents at the Tony Blair Institute. Along the way, I’ve become deeply curious about how systems connect, evolve and sometimes fracture ~ and how we might design them to be more resilient.

Today, I work at the intersection of culture, technology, and climate to help organisations communicate what matters and build what lasts.

Recent projects have ranged from climate summits and Starlink connectivity pilots to brand campaigns and immersive public showcases. Across each, my focus is the same: turning complexity into clarity, insight into action, and ideas into infrastructure for long-term impact.

I continue to deepen this practice through ongoing study: Smart Cities design at MIT, long-term AI governance through BlueDot Impact, and now climate leadership at Yale University.

As a systems thinker with cross-sector, cross-cultural fluency, I bring a unique perspective to challenges that cross traditional boundaries ~ helping ambitious ideas scale into strategies, partnerships, and campaigns that endure.