I work with people and organizations to strengthen how they finance, measure, and improve their social impact — particularly when they are trying something new, operating in contexts of complexity, or navigating disagreement about what is important, for whom, and how it should be valued and evaluated.
I do this through advisory, teaching, collaboration, and research — drawing on twenty years of experience across impact measurement, evaluation, impact investing, and philanthropy.
Evaluating programs and improving practices for foundations, investors, and collaboratives.
Learn more →Executive education and practitioner learning at the University of Oxford and Impact Frontiers.
Learn more →Field-building, knowledge development, and shaping practice with peers and institutions.
Learn more →Doctoral and applied research on how impact measurement is evolving, and what it means for practice.
Learn more →Executive education programme at the Saïd Business School, established in 2018, working with leaders and practitioners on improving how impact measurement is designed, implemented, and used — not just a technical exercise, but as a strategic, management and leadership imperative.
More on teaching →A multi-year initiative with Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors that explores how a systems perspective shifts how impact investing is designed, implemented, and measured — introducing new frameworks, tools, and learning opportunities for foundations and family offices.
Explore the work →Most IMM guidance is written from the investor’s perspective. Ventures at the Helm starts from the venture’s experience — introducing a novel practical framework with different phases, questions, and guidance for ventures, and how investors can align and support them.
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