I work at the intersection of paediatric health innovation and programme design, leading health tech incubation at Vision Health Pioneers and bringing that same perspective to speaking, mentorship, and collaboration with clinical and innovation teams working in the  general health & also paediatric space.

My path here is not accidental. I co-founded Happyr Health to build something that did not exist: a clinically grounded digital tool for children and young people living with chronic pain and migraine. Over four years I led product development end to end, co-designed with clinical teams at Great Ormond Street Hospital and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, secured over £250K in public grant funding, and published research alongside clinical partners.

That work was grounded in an MSc in Healthcare and Design from Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art, and postgraduate studies in Entrepreneurship at the University of Cambridge. And it was personal. I grew up with migraine, which is why building a future where children get the right support early, before their condition has had years to shape how they see themselves, is not just a professional interest. It is the reason I do this work.