About

THINK BIGGER. BACK YOURSELF.

MAKE IT HAPPEN.

A bolder, brighter, more purposeful future starts here.

Entrepreneur • Founder • Leader • Athlete • Mum • Philanthropist

I’ve never been someone who was particularly interested in staying inside the lines.

I’m ambitious, but I’m also real. I believe in having big dreams, backing yourself when things get hard, and taking purposeful action to turn those dreams into something tangible.

My journey has been shaped by persistence, resilience, hard work—and a healthy dose of learning from the things that didn’t go to plan.

I’m a mum of four, a wife, a world-level polocrosse athlete, an entrepreneur and founder. I live in Perth, Western Australia, on our family acreage, where life is wonderfully full—with horses, wildlife, business, family and all the beautiful chaos that comes with it.

Business

I’ve always believed that if you can see a better way, you should have the courage to build it.

I built, own and run an indoor heated swimming facility created to give local children the opportunity to learn an essential life skill in a safe, supportive environment. What began as a business became something far more personal.

After losing my older brother to drowning at a young age, creating a place where children could learn to swim became my way of turning profound loss into meaningful action.

More recently, I’ve taken that same entrepreneurial mindset into developing performance programs designed specifically for women—helping them understand their potential, build confidence and perform at their best.

Impact

My sporting journey has taught me that big achievements rarely happen overnight.

Through years of dedication, I realised a childhood aspiration of becoming a world-leading athlete in polocrosse, culminating in competing at the 2019 Adina Polocrosse World Cup.

Sport has given me far more than accolades. It has taught me discipline, resilience, leadership, teamwork and the value of showing up—even when the outcome isn’t guaranteed.

Those lessons have shaped every other part of my life.

Family

Being a mum of four is arguably my greatest achievement—and my greatest teacher.

My children have watched me chase big goals, build businesses, compete, fail, get back up and keep going. In turn, they have developed their own ambitions, resilience and belief in what is possible.

I don’t want my children to simply hear that they can achieve great things.

I want them to see it lived.

Freedom

For me, freedom isn’t about having no responsibilities.

It’s about creating a life that feels aligned with who you are and what matters to you.

It’s having the courage to define success for yourself. To build businesses that serve a purpose. To pursue goals that excite you. To make time for family. And to create opportunities for yourself and others.

Above all, I believe in one simple philosophy:

Things happen for you, not to you.

Not every experience will make sense in the moment. Not every setback will feel fair. But there is always an opportunity to learn, grow, adapt and move forward.