Responsible for the artistic and strategic leadership of Cement Fields, supporting and realising exceptional projects with artists and communities in North Kent, attracting, engaging and inspiring a wide range of participants and audiences.

Freelance creative consultant delivering a range of work from cultural strategies to public art community consultation. Roles and clients include: Milton Keynes Council Working with Milton Keynes Council in partnership with Bletchley Park, to develop and deliver a community consultation process to create a commissioning brief for a new public artwork, celebrating the work and life of Alan Turing. The artwork is enabled by a 25m grant from the Government’s Town Fund.Canal & River TrustDeveloping a three-year cultural strategy for the canals and waterways in the London Docklands area. Focusing on 3 complex but exciting locations in East London, the strategy includes identifying and consulting with the diverse communities and artists, extensive stakeholder mapping, development of budgets and sourcing and proposing funding opportunities. The strategy is all part of a vision to encourage growth, ambition and change in the area.

Leading the producing team to deliver the live aspects of GALWAD (Lead commissioners: Unboxed and Creative Wales, Broadcast partners: SkyArts and S4C), a bold and ambitious story told in real time, over seven days online, on TV and live in communities across Wales. I was responsible for enabling the creative vision for the live aspects of the project by working with the lead artists, supporting a team of five producers and liaising directly with production teams in three locations.

From 2019 - 2022 I was the Senior Producer for the Dynamic City team. I was responsible for initiating and designing an exemplary culture programme, delivering and overseeing the year’s major events. Leading the Dynamic City team my role extended to supporting the four curators and programme managers delivering the Trust’s Digital, Public Realm, Environment and Young People and Education programmes.For Coventry – the third holder of the UK City of Culture title – we adopted a unique approach of putting ‘co-creation’ at the centre of its programme, valuing local stories and the latent creativity across the city. This deeply rooted way of working, recently presented as ‘The Coventry Model’, delivered a range of both intimate events and high impact activities to deliver long-lasting social value. This approach is now seen as a significant shifting point in the way in which major cultural programmes can be delivered. Embedding engagement at a hyper-local level, the ‘co-creation’ approach has seen city communities including faith groups, community centres, libraries, schools, community radio stations, the police, and local arts organisations take centre stage in designing the creative programme.

Strategic planning and curation of a large scale, citywide culture programme for the GLA and Mayor of London to coincide with London hosting the UEFA 2020 championship.

From 2011 to 2018 I worked as a producer at LIFT, one of the UK’s leading international performance festivals which since 1981 has pioneered new forms of theatre and participatory led practice, working with artists from across the world to find new ways to see the city. I was responsibility for creative development, programming and producing festival presentations and new commissions. I delivered a wide range of projects including large scale, site specific performances, multi-disciplinary projects and theatrical productions with various partners including the Barbican Centre, Royal Academy of Arts, Southbank Centre and British Council.