About me
As ESG Senior Analyst at Hill Dickinson, I support the firm and our clients in responding to a rapidly changing ESG and climate risk landscape.
With a PhD in environmental engineering and experience across academia, consultancy and corporate sustainability, I help translate technical complexity into practical, actionable strategies that align with long-term business priorities.
I work across emissions measurement, science-based targets, climate transition planning, risk and opportunity assessments, supply chain engagement and climate reporting. I also lead the firm’s climate literacy programme, helping colleagues embed climate thinking into their day-to-day work and client advice.
Outside work, music and science remain lifelong passions. Pink Floyd’s Time stays high on my playlist, and I draw lasting inspiration from Christiana Figueres’ leadership on the Paris Agreement. My current book recommendation is When We Cease to Understand the World by Benjamin Labatut.
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