University lecturer, doctoral researcher, civil society advocate, keynote speaker, adviser to board-level stakeholders and international governments. Award winning ESG specialist focusing on international economics, natural resources conflict, social inequalities, government relations, and academic research.

Currently associate lecturer and interdepartmental PhD researcher at Camborne School of Mines and the Humanities and Social Sciences Department at University of Exeter. Formerly, business economics module director and senior lecturer at Anglia Ruskin University of London and visiting senior lecturer University College London (UCL) in social sciences. Previously, lecturing and leading seminars in international relations in political science & business decision making at University of Surrey. In-depth PhD research and thought leadership in mining sector ESG with the Business Sustainability Department at University of Surrey.

Private sector expertise in government relations, stakeholder engagement, social impacts, public welfare, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Environment-Social-Governance (ESG) initiatives, global higher education, and private-public sector development.

Background:

Multilingual specialist with a Master’s degree in International Relations, Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences, a Post-Graduate Certificate in Industrial Conflict Studies, Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and Senior Lecturer.

Exceptional multilingual public speaking and writing skills, regular appearances in the international press, industry conferences, academic events, and government functions.

Director & Trustee of UK based charities. Extensive community volunteering, charity events organising, and private philanthropy.