I am a Senior Manager in Crowe’s Consulting practice, specialising in sustainability with a focus on climate change, nature and biodiversity, and social impact. I help clients navigate complex regulations and frameworks to make informed, practical decisions that deliver meaningful outcomes.
With a degree in Climate Change Science and Policy, I bring deep expertise and a commitment to supporting organisations in developing and implementing sustainability initiatives that create long-term value.
Prior to joining Crowe, I worked within an insurance brokerage, where I helped design and deliver sustainability-linked insurance products and services before moving into dedicated sustainability consulting.
With a degree in Climate Change Science and Policy, I bring deep expertise and a commitment to supporting organisations in developing and implementing sustainability initiatives that create long-term value.
Prior to joining Crowe, I worked within an insurance brokerage, where I helped design and deliver sustainability-linked insurance products and services before moving into dedicated sustainability consulting.
What I Do
- Sustainability regulations and reporting
- Climate science and policy development
- Sustainability strategy development
- Environment and social impact, risk, and opportunity management
- Nature and biodiversity
- Social impacts and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (ED&I)
My Clients
- Large and listed firms
- Insurance
- Asset management
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Hurricane Melissa shows how climate change is intensifying storms, reshaping insurance risk, pricing, models and the future of insurability.
Nature scenario analysis may be more complex than climate scenario analysis, but it is just as important.
Why organisations must move climate scenario analysis beyond physical risk to understand transition risk and build long term business resilience.
Assurance of emissions data is a non-negotiable to achieving the top score from CDP.
Transform your SS5/25 gap analysis and action plan into a strategic tool that aligns with PRA expectations and drives organisational value.
What you need to know about the PRA’s review of SS 3/19 (CP10/25).