I’m an award-winning producer, trainer and consultant.

After starting out in commercial music radio, I studied Philosophy at University of Cambridge. I joined the BBC staff in 2002 and went on to work for BBC News, BBC World Service, BBC Learning, BBC Radio 4 and 4 Extra. I also worked as a Project Manager, running strategic projects for BBC Radio.

In 2013, I won a Sony Radio Academy Gold Award for my work on radio promos. The judges commented on the “great tone, great atmosphere and a consistently beautiful, understated delivery”. In 2020, my documentary exploring vulnerability, presented by the former politician Ed Balls, won awards at the New York Radio Festivals and the Association for International Broadcasting.

I have produced BBC Radio 4’s The Film Programme, Front Row and Open Book, made BBC podcasts The Boring Talks and Life Lessons, and produced documentaries for BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra and BBC Radio 4.

Away from the BBC, my training clients include, the US Department of State, the Financial Times, The Guardian, Thomson Foundation and many more. My production clients include PRX’s Radiotopia, iHeart Radio, Blinkist, Oxford University and the Cliveden Literary Festival.