Our Talent

Technology doesn't have to be the answer to every problem. I take a pragmatic approach - finding solutions that people can actually use and maintain long after I've left.

After years of volunteering as a teacher and extensive experience in strategy consulting, I wanted to bridge those worlds. I'm passionate about helping organisations focused on children, food, and educational inequality.

I've always wanted to give back. My hands-on experience from the field to the boardroom means I can help organisations not just plan, but actually deliver results.

Most nonprofits don't have a marketing budget, but that doesn't mean they can't build visibility. I teach organisations simple, practical ways to brand themselves and communicate effectively.

I've scaled operations up and down across some of the world's toughest humanitarian contexts. I know what works, what doesn't, and how to help organisations find their strategic direction.

I've spent seven years building open-source tools for communities and nonprofits. I understand their constraints and know how to deliver websites and systems that are beautiful, functional, and built to last.

I've built operations from the ground up - from setting up a Lebanon office to managing the full grant cycle - and I'm looking for the right level of engagement to put those skills to work for causes that matter.

My real skill is understanding where the winds are blowing and helping clients navigate the journey.

My career has given me a diverse set of skills - and now I want to put them to work on things that matter, including for young people, sustainability, and women's rights.

I went from paediatric palliative care to corporate research - and what connects all of it is qualitative work that actually tries to understand what people are going through.

I've worked on briefs for Nike and Honda - now I want to bring that same creative rigour to non-profits are charitable causes.