Product /project management including as an ISV developing B2B SaaS, fundraising and strategic comms. See our offer 'ShuffleMeet' now in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. thethingis.uk

Delivered a one-year contract to develop the Tavistock and Portman Charity, using funding from NHS Charities Together. Focus on new small grants programme and widening access to the world-class Tavi training.

This national charity gets children reading for fun with a mission built on a solid evidence base. Applied start-up techniques to the non-profit sector to create, develop and deliver new programmes including work with literature festivals (2014), a residency programme for authors in children’s hospitals (2016), supporting school libraries (£1 million donated to date) and building communities of readers across networks of schools and the wider community in whole cities (2017 on). Highlights include uniting some 30,000 children in 100 schools to read for two million minutes in Liverpool in 2022, securing funding and building strategic alliances. Comms highlights inc the roll-out of mobile bookcases into all the UK’s major children’s hospitals, features on BBC Children in Need and the 2022 BBC Radio 4 Appeal.

Tender management for air quality and industrial emissions monitoring specialist.

KBR is a global consultancy with some 34,000 employees in 40 countries. As Editor for its Infrastructure & Minerals Business Unit for NSW, part of the Proposals team safeguarding the compliance of multi-million dollar bids. Also responsible for ensuring the consistent quality of written material such as CVs, brochures, conference papers and bids.

Press office and Ministerial during challenging operational period for the iconic Sydney Ferries.

New role created to promote the (then) new partnership between the UK's seven Research Councils and support cross-Council working, especially in the areas of policy and comms.

Part of the team launching the new NHS service to a local population of 2.2 million.

The best student job ever! Based at the Jorvik Viking Centre, I operated the "time-cars", entertained queues dressed as a Viking and posed as an archaeologist in the (fake) lab.