My role focuses on advancing the Agriculture and Food Pathway's nature and climate agenda by supporting members to address nature and climate-related dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities in an integrated way, and facilitate these linkages across WBCSD's work plans.

Core responsibilities:Plan, research, copywrite, and implement the update of course content and support the development of new courses.Work with colleagues across PRI to align the Academy’s course offerings with both the industry and PRI's direction and messaging.Engage and work with research teams and subject matter experts to translate technical content into targeted learning materials.Review materials developed by other course providers and benchmark competitors against the Academy's course offering.Contribute to the development of the Academy's marketing and communications activities, such as the production of brochures, press releases, and online promotional content.Provide regular content reports to PRI Academy's Director.Achievements:Updated "Understanding Responsible Investment", a 3h long course launched January 2021.Updated "Applied Responsible Investment", a 15h long course launched August 2021.Updated "Advanced Responsible Investment Analysis", a 10h long course, launched in October 2021.

Analyst in the sustainability strategy & implementation team at Upstream, JLL - the largest sustainable property consultancy in the UK. Advised a wide range of clients including REITs, global investment management companies, property developers & managers. Experience in ESG strategy development and implementation, assessment of sustainability and ESG performance in real assets, materiality review, policy research.

As a project manager of the Responsible Mining and Steel Interoperability project, I handled both the day-to-day matter of the project, supported ResponsibleSteel in the implementation of an ISEAL Standards Code compliant process to develop the ResponsibleSteel Standard, and strategised with my team on longer term, program-wide initiatives. The interoperability project compared the requirements of two mining standards initiatives with the draft requirements of the ResponsibleSteel standard for sourcing raw materials for steelmaking. With steel making being the world’s primary market for metal ore mining, the goal of this  project was to enhance interoperability between the three sustainability standards, maximise the social and environmental impacts of each scheme, and ensure responsible sourcing and production of steel across the supply chain.