• Changing the face of engineering and engineering technology by making it more inclusive and engaging through impactful outreach. • Conducting a comprehensive literature review exploring Equity, Diversity and Inclusivity in STEM, both professionally and in youth.• Support the administration and promotion of National Engineering Month 2018 campaign and Engineer-in-Residence program.

Overview: Drove support for Cancer Research UK and CRUK Cambridge Centre by increasing public engagement with local life-saving research, leveraging CRUK’s national initiatives and products. Brought local science to life by developing a local engagement strategy and delivering an annual programme of events for public and supporter groups, including regular lab visits, Centre Open Days and external events in the community. Embedded CRUK’s brand to increase visibility within the community and convey CRUK’s local impact.Key Achievements:• Site manager for Cancer Research UK pitch at Glastonbury Festival, engaging over 2,000 festival goers with science and our life-saving research over 5 days.• Hosted celebratory 10 year anniversary open day at the CRUK Cambridge Institute for over 400 CRUK supporters, re-engaging them with the charity and renewing partnerships.• Coordinated brand refresh across the CRUK Cambridge Institute, updating signage and straplines.• Strengthened local networks between Centre partners, staff, researchers and other stakeholders.• Recruited and trained researchers to participate in engagement activities.• Supported Senior Media Relations Officer in identifying and producing content for regional and national media.• Social media team lead, identifying opportunities and strategies for embedding scientific content in charity’s national social media platforms.

Overview: Managed simultaneous national programmes engaging public and school audiences with science, totalling £750,000+ p.a. Developed Education and Outreach strategies to reflect organisational outcomes, identifying target audiences in under-served communities, methods of reaching audiences, theories of change and metrics of success.Managed multiple cross-departmental project teams and external project coordinators to ensure delivery of programmes against contracts, timescales and budgets. Encourage horizontal approach to problem solving, troubleshooting where necessary.Key achievements: • Grew national Spectroscopy in a Suitcase programme by 24% in ac. year 2015/16, identifying new audiences and developing extensive communications strategy to raise awareness of activity amongst schools, colleges and funders. You can follow activity on Twitter using #RSCSIAS.• Exhibited results of the RSC’s Public Attitudes to Chemistry research (the first of its kind); facilitated workshops at 2015 British Science Association (BSA) Science Communication Conference; presented and chaired sessions at RSC’s 2016 Outreach Conference.• Increased attendance at public lecture series by 150% over 6 months in 2014/15, including key millennial demographic, and hosted recordings on YouTube, reaching worldwide audience of over 25,000 in 2015/16. • Doubled attendance at Burlington House’s Open House London weekend event to over 2,300 in 2015, recruiting and leading a team of 40 volunteers to deliver outreach activities.• Overhauled RSC's portfolio of schools competitions (including the UK Chemistry Olympiad, Bill Bryson Prize for Science Communication and Top of the Bench), maximising participation and optimising resources.• Negotiated and implemented cost-saving initiatives, saving £35,000 across budgets in 2015/16.• Helped secure over £100,000 external funding for multiple projects from multiple sponsors, including the Garfield Weston Foundation and Science Foundation Ireland.

Produced written and video content for the 'I Can Make It' campaign, highlighting the importance of meaningful employment for young adults living with a disability or long term health condition.

Responsible for the development and delivery of the College’s Access initiatives and undergraduate recruitment strategies, including delivery of packed programme of in-house and external events, conferences, summer schools and road-shows for secondary school students, teachers and parents, promoting higher education and the life sciences. • Regularly presented to audiences of up to 750 individuals.• Increased college applications by 15% over two years, including those from non-traditional backgrounds.• Established online community of potential applicants using multiple social media platforms.• Recruited, trained and managed pool of undergraduate and faculty volunteers to promote the College and its courses to prospective applicants.• Established local and national network of contacts with schools, universities, charities, employers and local authorities, starting from a position of very few contacts.• Reported to multiple University forums to discuss progress, best practice and future actions for Access.

Established and managed College's programme of Access initiatives.• Recruited and trained pool of 50+ academic and student volunteers to support events and promote the College and its subjects.• Redesigned College print prospectus and renovated admissions website.• Established Facebook presence and associated community to promote the College, self-teaching FBML.