See possibility.
Build what matters.
I’m interested in the space between what exists and what could. I notice gaps and patterns, connect people and ideas, and explore what we might build, change or do differently.
I’ve never been particularly interested in staying in one lane.
Business, travel, community, international projects, technology and women’s health may look like very different worlds. For me, the common thread has always been curiosity: seeing something that could work better, understanding the people involved, and finding a way forward.
Sometimes that means building something new. Sometimes it means connecting people who should know one another. Sometimes it means asking a different question altogether.
I believe some of our best opportunities appear when we are willing to think beyond the obvious, move before every answer is known, and collaborate around something bigger than ourselves.
Possibility becomes powerful when we participate in it.
Ideas that became something real.
From a fragmented problem to a trusted national platform.
Menopause Resource Hub began with a simple observation: women were talking about menopause everywhere, but finding trusted support was unnecessarily difficult.
What started as a directory is developing into a curated ecosystem of manually vetted practitioners, practical resources, education and better ways of connecting women with appropriate support.
Explore Menopause Resource Hub →Travel as connection, possibility and shared experience.
My work in travel has included operations, logistics, corporate and leisure travel, sporting groups, international group travel and experience development.
Today I’m again exploring how travel, local community and shared experiences can create connection, collaboration and opportunity.
Ideas worth talking about.
I speak from lived experience rather than theory, about what happens when we see possibility, challenge assumptions and become active participants in creating what comes next.
Available for keynotes, panels, podcasts, interviews and strategic conversations.
Observing patterns. Asking better questions.
A small collection of writing on systems, entrepreneurship, health, reinvention and the ideas that sit between them.
What women are telling us about menopause in Australia, 2026
What recurring conversations about cost, access, information and care reveal about the gap between public awareness and practical support.
Read the article →The Strategic Advantage of Being Hard to Label
A reflection on why experience across different industries and disciplines can become an advantage rather than something that needs to be explained away.
Read on Medium →The hardest part of menopause wasn’t the symptoms. It was finding someone who could help.
The founder story behind Menopause Resource Hub, and why the real problem was not a lack of conversation, but a lack of clear pathways to support.
Read on Women’s Agenda →Usually, it starts with a question.
I grew up around business. My father ran a furniture and carpet business, both of my grandfathers were in business, and enterprise was part of the environment around me from an early age. Since then, I’ve built ventures of my own and spent much of my adult life alongside the realities of business ownership.
My path has included online retail, an organic brand, business development, travel and operations, events and community initiatives. Since 1992, I have also been involved with a nonprofit organisation, with that work expanding over the years to include programs, events and group travel across Australia, Africa and the South Pacific.
Along the way, curiosity has taken me deeply into leadership, history, international affairs, theology, technology and human behaviour. I look for patterns. I notice gaps. I ask what could work differently, who should be connected, and what might become possible if we looked at the problem another way.
Outside Parliament House, Ghana · 2019. One chapter in nonprofit work that began in 1992 and has since included programs, events and group travel across Africa and the South Pacific.
Work that is beginning to open new doors.
Women’s Organisation, Menopause Resource Hub
Eastern Innovation
Founder story and women’s health perspective
What could we do together?
I’m interested in conversations where ideas, people and possibility intersect, whether that is a speaking engagement, media conversation, collaboration or an opportunity we have not thought of yet.