With nearly 20 years of global experience spanning industry and academia, and a PhD from the University of Technology Sydney, I support leaders to embody regenerative approaches in their fashion-textile practices, businesses and organisations.

My work helps move the industry from extractive to regenerative—shifting systems at the root rather than applying band-aid fixes. Through my research, I've developed frameworks and methodologies that help brands integrate regenerative ecological principles into how they create, relate, and do business.

This means building thriving, reciprocal businesses grounded in care, reciprocity, and reverence—honouring people, place, the more-than-human world, and future generations. My approach weaves practical strategy with embodied & experiential practices, helping leaders integrate their full selves into their work without compromising wellbeing.

Services include strategic mentoring journeys, workshops and retreats, fashion-ecology immersions, academic collaborations, and speaking engagements.

This work is for visionaries and leaders ready to create and embody more beautiful worlds through their fashion-textile practices, communities, and culture.

The Growth Activists partners with fashion organisations to cultivate sustainable growth, enhance positive impact, and build resilience for a thriving future. We empower your business across three key pillars:

STRATEGY: We drive growth through strategic planning and innovation. We collaboratively identify opportunities and develop actionable strategies to unlock new value and navigate the challenges of the evolving global market.

SUSTAINABILITY TRANSFORMATION: From crafting science-based net-zero roadmaps and delivering robust human rights and modern slavery reporting, to strengthening governance, mapping your supply chain, navigating the global regulatory landscape and achieving B Corp certification, we guide you through every step of your sustainability journey.

ENGAGEMENT: We strengthen stakeholder engagement, brand, and communications. We help you connect authentically with evolving consumers and all your other critical stakeholders, building a compelling narrative that reflects your values and commitment to ethical and environmental responsibility, meeting increasing demands with impactful storytelling.

• Free fashion consulting and industry resources
• Optimizing supply chains—Cost, Convenience, Communication, Competition, and Connection
• Finding specialist manufacturers overseas and expanding sourcing options
• Enhancing sourcing, development, production, and purchasing services
• Building strong fashion networks and industry connections

Mob in Fashion exists to elevate First Nations voices and representation ‘behind the scenes’ in the fashion industry. The program equips First Nations creatives with learning and training placements, networking and relationship-building opportunities, and pathways to paid work and scholarships. Mob in Fashion is First Nations-led and leading the way, providing meaningful and culturally grounded learning experiences.

Importantly, Mob in Fashion is reminding everyone that First Nations people are not just the subjects of stories, but we are the original storytellers. And we belong in every part of the fashion system.

The CULTURAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INITIATIVE® is designed to be a worldwide movement supporting the recognition of Cultural Intellectual Property Rights® for craftspeople who are the custodians and transmitters of traditional garments, traditional designs and traditional manufacturing techniques.
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This Initiative was born in April 2018 from the need to eliminate culturally appropriative behaviour in the fashion industry with a vision to create a system that nurtures, sustains and protects Traditional Knowledge (TK) and Traditional Cultural Expressions (TCEs).

The Initiative's mission is to act as a mediator in relationships between different stakeholders in the fashion and craft ecosystem, and to support Cultural Sustainability as a form of education and promotion of cultural heritage and Traditional Cultural Expressions (TCEs).