What I truly do goes deeper than any single title can hold.
The range of people I have worked with tells the whole story. CEOs and founders. Artists and scientists. Philanthropists and politicians. And equally, the homeless, underprivileged women, abandoned and abused children, women rebuilding from the ground up.
Before arriving in Kenya I designed and facilitated programmes with Stepping Out in Australia, working with women who had experienced sexual abuse and homelessness. That work, and the thirteen years of community engagement it led to in Kenya, is not separate from the leadership practice. It is the foundation of it.
Clients from three years old to ninety-three. The methodology does not change. The underlying human need does not change. Whether the person sitting across from me runs a billion-dollar organisation or has nothing at all, the work is the same: to close the gap between who they are and who they are here to be.