Who I work with

I work with health and medical researchers - across Australia - at all stages of their careers:

• Early-career and emerging researchers developing their research programs and trajectory

• Established investigators and research leaders seeking to strengthen competitiveness and demonstrate impact

• Individuals, teams and institutes seeking more coherent, visible, and strategically positioned research

How I help

I work alongside researchers to:

• Implement strategies that will help build sustainable research programs

• Position research for funding success, impact, and career progression

• Strengthen grant applications within a broader program of work

• Translate complex ideas into clear, targeted communication

• Increase visibility and engagement beyond specialist audiences

Evidence of impact

Researchers I’ve worked with have achieved:

• Success in major Australian funding schemes (NHMRC, MRFF, CINSW)

• Academic promotion, including to professorial level

• Publication in international peer-reviewed journals

• Increased visibility across digital media channels

Experience and expertise

I'm a PhD-qualified cancer biologist (University of Sydney) with over 20 years of experience spanning academia and the pharmaceutical industry.

Academic research experience:

• Author of 50 peer-reviewed publications

• Reviewer for international scientific journals

• Reviewer for national research funding schemes

• Presented at national and international conferences

• Recipient of national and international funding, including NHMRC

This provides a deep understanding of how research is conducted, assessed, and communicated within competitive environments.

Pharmaceutical industry experience:

• Development of regulatory materials, including protocols, clinical study reports, and clinical trial registry summaries

• Development of commercialisation materials, including manuscripts, abstracts, and presentations

More information on my experience, publications and funding can be found on LinkedIn and ORCID.

Are you ready to build a more sustainable and competitive research program and communicate your research in ways that resonate with the audiences that matter?