Senior leader in the higher education industry, with experience leading colleges, programmes, partnerships, and change initiatives within top global universities, both in the United Kingdom (Oxford and Durham) and New Zealand (Otago). As the inaugural Director of International Programmes & Partnerships, I lead the College’s extramural academic programmes that welcome students from across the world, including the Visiting Student Programme and the Oriel Summer Institute. My work focuses on building and nurturing strategic partnerships, particularly with international universities, and collaborating with the College’s Fellows to ensure that the programmes we deliver are truly world-class learning experiences. Prior to moving to Oxford, I served as the Vice Principal (Locum) of St John’s College within the University of Durham. Previously, I held similar roles within independent colleges at the University of Otago in New Zealand, including as the Deputy Head of Knox College and the Dean of Students of St Margaret’s College. My key areas of interest include shared governance, institutional cultural change, international education, and collegiate leadership. Outside of higher education, I have experience as an organisational development consultant and executive coach (primarily in government and public service), and have held not-for-profit directorships at a local, national, and international level. I hold a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and first class Bachelor of Science (Honours), both from the University of Otago.