Strategic communication lead for climate finance and funding the green transition. I coordinate all of the foundation’s work in this space, setting and implementing our strategy to shift public perceptions and narratives around funding pro-climate policies.I am also the communication lead for the Global Solidarity Levies Task Force, an initiative by the governments of Kenya, Barbados and France to raise urgently needed climate finance.

Deputy Head of our EU team and ran the daily operations in our Brussels office. Provided strategic advice on public affairs, reputation management, strat comms and PR in arbitration cases.Clients include international governments, high net worth individuals and corporates.Promoted from Account Director.

I led No10’s GREAT legal services campaign, which promotes the UK's legal sector overseas. The campaign generated the highest ROI of any trade campaign post-Brexit.My duties included:Developing and implementing the campaign's strategy aimed at overseas legal buying audiences – encouraging them choose the UK for their legal advice.Using the OASIS strategic approach (Objectives, Audience Insight, Strategy/Ideas, Implementation, Scoring/Evaluation) to implement and evaluate the campaign.Creating compelling content, activity and events that increase positive perceptions of the UK’s legal offer and propensity to buy UK legal services.Delivering a first-class customer journey to take audiences from awareness to understanding to action (converting leads into business wins).Leading the campaign's team of five, supporting them with their tasks, objectives and L&D.Working collaboratively with policy and communications colleagues, Ministers, private offices, Special Advisors, Other Government Departments, British Embassies, and the legal sector to further campaign goals.Advising on and developing strategic communications approaches, including creating new campaigns, across new and existing MOJ priorities as required.Leading on planning and implementing trade missions to the Middle East and Sub Saharan Africa, and planning future missions.

Communications and external affairs for an agency of the FCDO and European Partnership for Democracy.My duties included:Managing a worldwide communications team with staff in the Balkans, Sub-Saharan Africa and South AsiaProviding strategic advice on engagement and communication for our local teams across the globeLine managing three members of staff and a team of sevenSupporting, implementing and coordinating UK government campaigns which support wider foreign policy communication objectives, for example around gender equality or shared valuesLeading on stakeholder management and external outreach, covering relations with government, MPs, international organisations, potential donors and think tanksLeading on the Foundation's Press Office, which I helped formally establish, and leading on media handling for all media queries and proactive announcementsSetting up events and meetings for the APPG on Democracy in the World and leading on organising and hosting external events on ZoomSupervising and reviewing all digital content published on external channels, including social media and the websiteLeading on coordinating internal communicationCoordinating and designing infographics, newsletters and other digital multimedia for external use

A busy role in a Whitehall press office covering all types of communication and external engagement.Main duties included:Media handlingDrafting press notices and quotes on behalf of Government MinistersCoordinating other teams and project managementDeveloping tailored social media content across multiple channelsEvaluating key announcementsEngaging key stakeholders to maximise the impact of our work and protect the department's reputationDesigning infographics and other digital multimedia for external useUpdating the government website, GOV.UKI covered themes and issues including company law, workers’ rights, climate change, diversity (such as increasing the number of women on boards), anti-corruption and Brexit

Working in the heart of Brussels, in the Council's Internal Communication Unit.Main duties included:Managing all channels of internal communication, with the support of my line managerDesigning and publishing internal blogs for the Council's intranet and magazineDesigning, publishing and providing strategic advice on the Council's internal communication campaignsMedia relations, media monitoring and event management support for the Council's Heads of Government summits

I was employed by Project Associates, a strategic communications consultancy who work in crisis and reputation management, media relations, elections and campaigns, and political outreach.Main duties:- Stakeholder management for clients, liaising with foreign governments (mostly parliamentarians and embassy staff), political parties; FTSE 100 corporations; and high net worth individuals;- Crisis management in high pressure environments;- Media relations, outreach to target journalists and point of contact for the press;- Handled clients, including the firm’s two most demanding crisis communications accounts;- Drafted political analysis and reports;- Managed social media accounts and communications campaigns on behalf of embassies, political parties, individuals, and NGOs;- Managed the website for a high profile businessman based in London;- Media monitoring and analysis;- Developed targeted communications campaigns for traditional and social media outlets.

I was one of 16 Global Student Ambassadors selected by Trinity College to work in the Global Relations team. Through this position I:- Proactively managed and protected the university's external reputation with prospective students, community groups, academics and others;- Had a HR role in a busy office; answering prospective students’ queries via email and telephone;- Managed events for the university, international students, student societies and Dublin-based companies;- Gave guided tours of the campus and Dublin city for tourists, prospective students and their families.

I assisted in the running of the Westminster constituency office, responding to constituents via telephone, email and post;I researched a variety of topical issues to assist with preparatory work for briefings, PMQs, and responses to policy inquiries and local issues from constituents;I undertook media monitoring and office management tasks;I observed first-hand policy debate in the House of Commons and in the Constituency Office and increased my understanding of how parliament and government work;I witnessed select committee meetings and preparation for PMQs.

I taught English with both Chinese and International teachers in a summer camp to Chinese children ranging from 13-18 years old.