I am a scholar–practitioner and social scientist with over 15 years of experience leading strategy, programs, and cross-sector initiatives across government, private, and nonprofit sectors. My work focuses on resilience and disaster risk reduction through the lens of governance systems, examining how institutional capacity, coordination, and the public shape long-term outcomes.
I operate at the intersection of research and practice, translating evidence into strategy, strengthening organizational capacity, and advancing programs that address complex, real-world challenges. I bring a systems-level approach to leadership, aligning data, partnerships, and resources to drive measurable, sustainable impact.
Resilience as a Governance Challenge
Why institutional capacity, coordination, and trust, not just infrastructure, determine resilience outcomes.
From Research to Execution
How organizations can translate evidence into strategy, programs, and measurable impact.
Building Institutional Capacity for Long-Term Resilience
What it takes for organizations and systems to move from reactive to resilient.
Trust, Stakeholders, and the Politics of Disaster Risk
How public trust and stakeholder dynamics shape policy effectiveness.
Scaling Impact in Complex Systems
How to design and grow programs that work across sectors and geographies.
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