**Lecturer in Strategy at the University of Edinburgh Business School. Researcher, founder, and non-executive director working across entrepreneurship, governance, and cultural heritage.** I was born in Zimbabwe and moved to Australia when I was ten. When you move countries, you carry your culture with you: what counts as a good decision, the stories that shaped how you see the world. You also pick things up. New assumptions, new ways of doing things. That tension between what you bring and what you absorb is where my interest in cultural heritage started. Scotland, a decade later, sharpened it. My [research](Research.md) investigates how cultural heritage shapes venturing and organising, from immigrant entrepreneurs navigating identity across borders to communities building new markets on public blockchains. Those questions originate in [entrepreneurial experience](Entrepreneurship.md): founding a tech startup and leading business development across four countries, building a social enterprise across four Australian cities, working inside blockchain communities as they governed digital cultural production. The same lens carries into [governance](Governance.md), where I serve on public boards including Historic Environment Scotland, and previously chaired the World Economic Forum Global Shapers across Australia, and into the [classroom](Teaching.md), where I design courses around critical thinking, cultural intelligence, and decision-making under uncertainty. [[Research]] | [[Entrepreneurship]] | [[Governance]] | [[Teaching]] | [[Journey]] | [[Connect]]