I joined Right To Play in June 2009 after working for an international education policy firm in New York. I was keen to extend the knowledge I had gained from the private sector into the field of development. It has been wonderful to see the benefits that Right To Play programmes have for the children who take part in them and in the communities that they work.
I am from Glasgow, but have travelled extensively and lived in New York, London and Sydney and I’m hoping to add many more countries to this list over my lifetime.
Get to know me
What's your nickname and why?
Scram, it's simple to the point and my email
Where do you go for inspiration?
Friends, family, bed.
First music album you ever purchased?
Wet, Wet, Wet - I was young, naive and they were from Glasgow, I was sucked in. Seriously though ‘Goodnight Girl’ - what a classic.
Favourite film and why?
Little Miss Sunshine, because according to some I bear an uncanny resemblance to Olive.
Favourite sport?
Skiing, cycling.
Best personal sporting moment?
On my first day of cycling in London, I managed to go through the Old Street roundabout in the wrong lane, stuck between a bus and a lorry and I did not die – it was impressive.
If you had an open plane ticket, where would you go?
Galapagos islands, because it’s always fun to see things you’ve never seen before, and will never see anywhere else
If you could only pack three items, what would you take?
Camera, wallet, suntan lotion