Good question. I have lived and worked in three continents, including the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, as well as the UK and Australia. My adventures have given me a deeper appreciation of people, community, connection, culture and humanity.

I have over 30 years of experience across a range of sectors, with expertise in a number of fields. My soul purpose in life, in my small way, is to make a difference, to inspire people to lead active and healthy lives, and when my time is up, knowing I helped people, and my community, maybe society and even the world to be a better place. Well that’s the aim, anyway.

In Australia, I have been fortunate to work with Aboriginal communities in WA, NSW and QLD, including the Kimberley (WA), and it has been some of the most meaningful work I’ve done. It reinforced the importance of listening first, respecting culture, and building genuine trust—principles I bring into every project and partnership.

My experience spans across many sectors:

• Sport - NSO’s, SSO’s, Regional Associations & Local Clubs

• Small Business - Start Ups, Sole Traders, Local Business

• Education - TAFE, University, Schools

• Local, State and Federal Government

• Charities & Non-For-Profits

• International Sporting Partnerships (USA, Canada, Australia, NZ, India, UK)

Being President of the Coledale Waves Football Club, leading a club of over 500 members, managing an executive team of 20, with a strong focus on contributing to the community I am finding very rewarding.

Creative writing, reading, sport (Charlton Athletic, Yorkshire Cricket & Sydney Swans tragic), cooking and yoga fill my spare hours. And well known for my eclectic playlist featuring Sean Paul, Duran Duran, Frank Sinatra, Beyonce and Pink Floyd.

CLICK ON THE PHOTO, and see the standing ovation of 40,000 people at the SCG in 2015, in support of Adam Goodes following the ongoing racist abuse he received that season.