I work with clients and stakeholders across the UK, US, Europe, and Africa to deliver comprehensive sustainability and ESG strategies that drive value and meet regulatory demands. Gap Analysis & Strategy Development: Conduct competitive benchmarking and best practices gap analysis, developing customised ESG roadmaps to align business practices with sustainability goals and galvanise stakeholder action.Policy Implementation & Impact Measurement: Design and implement ESG policies, processes, and frameworks, enabling organisations to operationalise sustainability strategies and measure impact effectively.Executive & Board Advisory: Provide tailored guidance to Executive Teams and Boards on navigating ESG challenges, risk management, and aligning governance with sustainability imperatives.ESG Upskilling: Bespoke sustainability training with modules ranging from ESG literacy to sector workshops including: Financial Services, Insurance, Health, Disputes, Transport & Logistics,Employment and Real Estate/Built Environment.Publications:Lawyers as Leaders: the essential role of lawyers in accelerating transformational governance - Global Governance Book Project - MICA, The School of Ideas, August 2024 (co-author: Aimée Girdwood)People, Planet, Profit: How to Marry Purpose and Value in the Pursuit of Sustainability – DAC Beachcroft, Sept 2023 (co-Contributor)Advancing Racial Equity Through the UN SDGs – Federal Lawyer, March/April 2021 Issue; Counterbalance: National Association of Women’s Judges, July 2021 Issue.Recent Speaking Engagements:o ‘Navigating the Challenges of Implementing Impact’ - Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers - June 2024o ‘Inside Legal ESG Podcast’ – Featured Guest, May 2024o ‘UVA Legends Podcast’ - Featured Guest, May 2024o ‘How the UN SDGs are Shaping the Commercial Sector’ – Fordham Int'l Law Assoc., Jan 2024o ‘Navigaing the Regulatory Complexities of ESG’ & 'Cross-Border ESG’– Legal ESG NYC Summit, Nov 2023

Teaching Fellow (Advance HE) - Deliver courses for Master’s and Bachelor’s Business andInternational Relations students. Employ a Socratic teaching style to elicit students’ responses andideas. Design curriculum, content, games, tours, activities and exams for in-person and onlinemodules including:o Business and Sustainability (with UN Global Compact Certification for merit performers) - Developed in partnership with the Executive Director of the UN Global Compact Network UK, this course explores the business case for Sustainability, sustainable innovation, the private-public partnerships tackling climate action, sustainable supply-chain analysis, human rights due diligence and measurement/reporting challenges.o Environmental Strategies - This module explores comprehensive solutions to the globalwarming and biodiversity challenges we face. Students evaluate causes and investigate thelegislative, regulatory, judicial, commercial, financial, policy and behavioural strategies thatcan drive impactful solutions. Focus on: biodiversity hotspots, fast fashion, agriculture, andthe blue economy.o London and the World – The history of cities generally and London in particular; valuingLondon’s cultural prestige; how Britain’s cultural influence shapes global consumerbehaviour; and, how sustainability requirements, environmental and migration pressures,disruptive technologies, data collection, and cultural shifts are changing today’s cities.Academic Board Member – Attend termly Board meetings. Programme Lead for 2nd Year International Business Students – Manage programme for 14Lecturers and up to 160 students each term. Monitor curriculum and assessment plans. Chairprogramme meetings. Liaise with administrators, lecturers and students, tracking feedback, issuesand resolution plans. Create end-of-term Monitoring Reports for quality assurance.

> Conceived and developed platform for mobile fiction to unlock the storytelling potential of young people, connecting them with the sponsorship and distribution channels that can help to develop their talent. > Built and presented business plan to financial and industry investors, securing an offer for SEIS investment, a partnership with London Southbank University and an Arts Council England Grant for the Arts.> Led development of demo including story treatment, hiring and oversight of a professional author, and management of technical team. Presented demo to top global publishers - HarperCollins, Random House and Pan MacMillan - to validate concept.> Developed UGC creation platform prototype, managing technical team and validating concept through educational programme delivered to a local secondary school, museum groups and a council estate youth centre.> Conceived, scripted and managed the development of explainer video.> Developed contacts and liaised with well-known literary agencies and brands such as Unilever. Conceived, wrote and pitched multiple story synopsis and treatments.

• Worked with firm partners to advise and defend large media interests against libel actions.• Deposed witnesses, attended hearings, and argued motions in state and federal court. • Handled complicated open records requests and reporter subpeonas• Honors: Patrick Higgenbothem Inn of Court – Associate First Amendment Institute (Selected by Texas Freedom of Information Association to serve along with twenty other members in the charter class). • Memberships: Dallas Bar Association, Committee: Media Relations; Dallas Association of Young Lawyers.Legal Education Presentations: Wrote and delivered the following Legal Education courses and seminars: • “Trends in Texas Libel Law and Recent Amendments to the Texas Public Information Act” (Co-wrote seminar summary for publication in Dallas Bar Association Head Notes Newspaper)• “Internet Legal Issues for Radio News Broadcasters”• “The Texas Public Information Act and its Relevance to Women’s Shelters”• “A Practical Approach to the Texas Public Information Act”, Texas Public Information Act Symposium (sponsored by the Texas Attorney General’s Office)• “The Texas Public Information Act, Recent Amendments”, Open Records Symposium.