I am a highly motivated and multi-skilled leader, with a wealth of career experience in strategy, diplomacy, public affairs, conservation project management, event organisation, change, communications and high-level engagement in both the public and private sectors. Currently based between Swansea-Wales, London-England, and Malta as the director of a global conservation trust, I have previously undertaken other roles around the world (including Japan, Australia, China and Morocco). In my spare time, I am a passionate conservationist and enthusiastic birder, hiker and sailor.I work well independently and remotely, or in an office-based environment. In either (or a hybrid) scenario, I am a dynamic team player, plus a proven manager and mentor who believes in professional development and nurturing a healthy company culture. A seasoned networker, my diplomatic, media, academic, military, political and environmental connections span the globe.Adventurous and ambitious, yet discreet and calm, I thrive in high-pressured environments, and have worked for several high-profile people, including British and Maltese ministers, a prime minister, United Nations under-secretary-general, and the late monarch Queen Elizabeth II.Loving what I do has fuelled my propensity for exceeding targets and high achievement, from winning awards like the Malta Journalism Awards' 'Columnist of the Year', to currently studying for an MBA and training to cross the Atlantic as part of the 2025-2026 Clipper Sailing Race, to being elected president of Liverpool University's students' union during my undergraduate degree.
Listed skills include Journalism, Magazines, Politics, Public Relations, and 38 others.