As an Editor & Writing Partner, I help clients to refine their ideas and their written work — from book manuscripts, to blogs and articles, to presentations and other important communications. Recent clients include:- An academic researching the strengths of dyslexic thinking- Another academic writing a book on 'The Love Language of Plants' (recently published)- A technologist writing a book titled 'Good Manners for Robots: Etiquette for Artificial Intelligence', which takes a critical perspective on the ethics of AI development.

Garden Thinking seeks to explore the Garden's potential — as an environment, and as a set of metaphors — for cultivating more relational, ecosystemic forms of thinking. The question at the root of the project is:How might we use the Gardens as a transformative container for inspiration, imagination, creative collaboration, and therapy?Garden Thinking's current focus is 'Tending to Endings' — a project funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. Together with Ally Kingston and Heather Knight, we're developing a workshop and toolkit drawing on metaphors from the Garden, which can be used by organisations to better imagine and hold conversations around endings.

Helped coordinate the communications, logistics, and speaker & delegate liaison for the Global Ecovillage Network's annual European conference – attended by over 600 people, and hosted by the Bagnaia Community near Siena, Tuscany.

The Cambridge Humanities Review is a termly arts journal covering topics in the humanities including art, literature, history, architecture, music and more. As London Editor, I was responsible for overseeing promotion, sponsorships, distribution, and events across London. In 2018, in collaboration with the London Review Bookshop, I organised a sold-out event on the topic of 'Distraction & Diversions', with panellists including the celebrated writer and psychoanalyst Adam Phillips.

The Landmark Trust is one of the UK's leading architectural heritage conservation charities. During my time there, I was responsible for:• Editorial – Developing editorial strategy and content. Researching and writing on the Trust’s philosophy, work, and buildings from both commercial and engagement perspectives across a range of digital and printed channels.• Content production – I oversaw the logistics, filming and production of a new promotional video for the Trust with a budget of over £20,000, and was instrumental in developing the Trust's first ever series of podcasts.• Project management – Managing all aspects of the ‘Young Landmarkers’ membership scheme including development, marketing, administration, and events programming.• Digital marketing – Running email and social media campaigns, using automation platforms alongside Google analytics. • CMS – Maintaining and updating the Trust’s website.

• Carrying out research into contemporary trends across the arts, politics, and philosophy.• Ideas generation, and event planning and organisation. • Liaising with a wide range of high-profile speakers, partners, and institutions.