With an honours degree, I am now in the final stages of obtaining my Master of Laws (LLM). My chosen key practice area is ESG, with an emphasis on corporate governance and employment law. My shift into law was driven by the joy I felt when working for a government advisory board drafting policy and presenting research and data directly to No. 10. I cope well under deadlines, managing large caseloads, and liaising with people from all walks of life. As a former director of a UK charity operating in northern Kenya I witnessed the effects of drought, starvation, and corruption by foreign global corporations and charities alike. If these organisations were held to ESG standards and supply chains made accountable, the risks of these adverse impacts could have been mitigated. I hope to pursue a career in compliance and environmental law with a focus on ESG not simply for the environment, but to ensure ethical social and governance practice.