I am a highly pragmatic and knowledgeable arts producer/project manager who has delivered dozens of multi-disciplinary exhibitions and installations over the past decade. My experience on both sides of the aisle – as commissioner’s representative and artist’s representative – has provided me with a unique insight into the needs and expectations of both. Thanks to this experience, I am particularly skilled at maintaining and nurturing relationships between artists and commercial parties such as galleries, collectors, and other private commissioners during the course of complex projects. Working from the initial pitch stage and contracting through to final delivery, I manage projects through their entire lifecycle. I’ve spent years working with designers, engineers, creative technologists, software developers and artists so while not a designer, engineer or technical person myself, I’m quick to understand the dependencies at play in interdisciplinary projects. I have managed projects around the world, most recently on behalf of New Public for installations in London’s West End and for BMW at Frieze London and Frieze LA and before this, for Random International where I managed the studio’s commissions and exhibitions. Notable projects included 'No One is an Island' with BMW and Studio Wayne McGregor launched during London Frieze 2021 and 'Living Room' with Aorist and Max Richter, launched during Miami Basel 2022. Prior to joining Random International, I worked with private commissioners and artists such as Conrad Shawcross, Daniel Silver and Tania Kovats to bring public artworks and exhibitions to life across London with placemaking agency, Futurecity. Having worked extensively with clients in the USA, Australia, Europe, China, and the Middle East to realise both temporary exhibitions and permanent installations, I am comfortable working across borders and cultures.