Professional Career
Strategic Operations & Finance Leader with 10 + years delivering enterprise-level impact across retail, prop-tech, healthcare, and technology. Proven in operations management, P&L ownership, strategic planning, and budget forecasting. Adept at guiding C-suite stakeholders on investment decisions, corporate governance, and performance optimisation while driving workforce planning, capacity modelling, and cost control programmes that unlock double-digit savings.
Recognised change agent who converts strategy into measurable results through process improvement (Lean Six Sigma/Kaizen), program management, and data analytics. Built People Analytics and Office Services functions from the ground up; led cross-functional transformation projects that integrated ERP/HRIS, automated Power BI / Looker Studio / SQL reporting, and strengthened KPI & SLA frameworks. Balance visionary thinking with hands-on execution to reinforce risk management, compliance, and business continuity.
I cultivate high-performing, multicultural teams and influence senior stakeholders across Finance, HR, Supply Chain, and IT. Skilled in change management, stakeholder engagement, and talent development, I embed data-driven culture, elevate service levels, and deliver sustainable growth for organisations poised for regional or global expansion.
Brazilian Jiu-jitsu
Strategy is important, but so is attitude.
And that’s where my background practicing Jiu Jitsu comes in.
Jiu Jitsu is a vehicle of human potential, and years of practice and training have taught me the power of stepping out of my comfort zone.
Through dedication, discipline, and intention, discomfort can lead to victory and uncertainty can be reframed as opportunity.
The more quickly you can learn to get comfortable in uncomfortable situations, the more easily you’ll be able to work things out.
DISCIPLINE
DEDICATION
INTENTION
Horseback Riding
Horseback riding has taught me more than just balance and control — it taught me the art of advance and retreat
I’ve learned that true skill lies in knowing when to charge forward with power, and when to pull back with intention.
It’s not about constant motion — it’s about reading the moment, feeling the rhythm, and making decisions with clarity and purpose.
The saddle became my classroom — and every ride sharpened my instinct to lead, adapt, and respond under pressure.