About

After over a decade managing risk inside regulated financial institutions, I bring the same discipline to AI governance, working across industries.

My career spans 13 years in financial services, with a foundation in operational risk, internal controls, and remediation. This background gives me a practical, institutional understanding of how risk frameworks are designed, implemented, and tested inside regulated organisations. These are the same organisations now navigating the governance demands of artificial intelligence. It is precisely this intersection that defines the perspective I bring to AI governance research and education.

I am completing a doctorate in Business Administration, with a research focus on AI governance, building on a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and an MSc in Digital Transformation. Read more about the doctoral research →

My interest in this intersection of data, technology, and individual rights spans two research projects: an MSc study on privacy in behaviour-based insurance, and my current doctoral research on AI sovereignty and governance in Ghana.

Outside of my core work, I'm a bilingual professional and hold a translation certificate in French.

I am open to engaging with professionals, researchers, policymakers, and institutions working on AI governance, responsible AI deployment, and the oversight frameworks that regulated and high-stakes environments will increasingly require. At this time, I'm primarily focused on select advisory and consulting engagements in AI governance and digital transformation, while remaining open to full-time roles in the same space.