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Leadership development that keeps working after the workshop.

 

Evidence-based leadership and learning programmes for senior and emerging leaders.

Work that brings together a senior commercial career in FMCG, 2,000 hours of delivered coaching and an MSc in Applied Neuroscience from King's College London.

Work with a coach who’s been there and gets it.

  • ICF PCC with approximately 2,000 coaching hours, delivering neurodiversity-informed coaching for managers and leaders that improves communication and reduces burnout.
  • Delivers leadership development and behavioural change programmes, from 7-person scale-ups to 200+ person FMCG organisations 
  • Has trained hundreds of coaches and leaders and built the 12-session Neuroscience Coaching Education Certificate, approved for 40 ICF CCE hours
  • Facilitates group and team coaching for leaders, including staff development at Sherborne and Charterhouse (unanimous five-star feedback) and creative agencies.
  • Creates bespoke leadership content on emotion management, creativity, psychological capital, communication and neurodiversity, tailored to each organisation’s requirements.
  • Over a decade of senior FMCG experience at  Innocent Drinks, Mondelez International (working on Cadbury's, Oreo, Toblerone, Milka, BelVita and other brands) and AB World Foods (Tabasco, Patak's, Blue Dragon) before specialising in coaching.
  • Translates neuroscience and behavioural science into practical leadership application, following MSc in Applied Neuroscience (King’s College London, expected December 2026).
  • Research advisory board member conducting primary research on Hypercuriosity and ADHD research with international bestselling author Anne-Laure Le Cunff at King’s College London, in partnership with Ness Labs.

Build leadership capability that sticks

If you lead learning, people or culture and want leadership development grounded in neuroscience and built for how your people actually work, let’s talk. We’ll explore your priorities and where evidence-based coaching and training could make the biggest difference.

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