See my impact

I spoke to a packed room of communication directors in Brussels, informing them how to build confidence, define their unique personal brand, and make their voice heard as introverts in the workplace.

I sat down with Nicola Barron from The Evening Standard Masterclasses to talk about being an introvert in the workplace and sharing tips on how to get noticed in a world where the 'squeaky wheel gets the grease'.

I received an award in recognition of my 'exceptional creativity, inspiration, and influence in the field of digital content creation' following the global impact of my 2019 documentary 'The iD Project: My Dominica Story'. ​​

I had the privilege of conducting one of my popular introversion masterclasses and joining a panel of esteemed voices in the EDI space within the financial sector and UK Civil Service.

A 'Quiety Visible' conference to shape the future of leadership, where I had the honour of chairing two panels aimed at challenging existing perceptions and empowering introverted leaders.

I speak with veteran editor at The Voice, Darell J. Philip, for a Black History Month Issue on 'Championing the cause Of The Black Introvert.'

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Read an interview where I shared my insights on the power of personality diversity in academia ahead of my keynote at the IDRM's Equity Diversity and Inclusion seminar on May 8th 2024.

I was interviewed by BCN, a professional collective dedicated to empowering and amplifying Black voices within the communications industry across the UK.

In this interview, I share insights on leadership, transformation, and board diversity – from my experiences at the heart of government to my current role as a Hackney Empire Trustee.

Hackney Empire is a historic London theatre and cultural hub renowned for its vibrant performances and deep-rooted community engagement.

SarcoidosisUK is a charity dedicated to supporting those affected by sarcoidosis, raising awareness, and funding vital research into finding a cure for the disease.

The BAMEed Network is a movement initiated in response to the continual call for intersectionality and diversity in the education sector. They connect, enable and showcase the talent of diverse educators so they may inspire future generations and open up possibilities within education careers.

I look back on lessons learned and skills developed in various media roles over the past 20 years in an interview with the UK's largest internal communications network.

Does life seem set up for extroverts? Evening Standard Masterclass host Richard Etienne has a guide to speaking up and getting noticed.

TeachHappy believes happiness and well-being should be central to education, making school enjoyable and fulfilling for both children and teachers. I spoke with its Communications Lead, Sam Bethune.

An oldie but a goodie from my time within the UK Civil Service, this Government Communications interview provided helpful tips for anyone starting out in a government comms career.