United Kingdom
Writer, editor, traveller, meme hoarder. Here's just a small selection of my work - please get in touch if you ever need someone to be your written voice.
I wrote the scripts for National Zakat Foundation's video campaigns. Here is one example.
A personal piece I did on the word 'Jihad' and its misconceptions over the years.
I ran a survey, asking 50 in-house legal leaders and legal ops managers how they felt about remote working - now and in the future. The results showcased a massive shift for a traditional industry usually hesitant towards remote working and tech adoption. I wrote a report on the results, which was also covered by Bloomberg Law.
Mental health is a huge talking point right now - rightfully so, and should be discussed more often in the context of what small businesses can do for their colleagues. I collaborated with the people and talent lead at Juro to ghostwrite and coordinate this article for Spill.
Is anyone not sold on the benefits of becoming more data-driven? Data brings a wealth of benefits, enabling a world where intuition, gut-feel and conjecture give way to hypotheses validated by concrete information.
It's all anyone's talking about. Avengers Endgame is the ultimate superhero movie to end all superhero movies. From Robert Downey Jr's Tony Stark to Brie Larson's newcomer, Captain Marvel - this movie teams them all together, to conclude Marvel's ten-years of storytelling.
DO : make yourself known. Grow your contacts! You know the saying "it's not what you know, it's WHO you know"? Well, it's 100% true. Working with new people gives you the chance to introduce yourself. Introducing yourself gives you the chance to open up new possibilities in the future.
In July 2016, I left the comforts of my home - and, actually, the comforts of my country - to become an English teacher in the world's most populous city. (published on Subscript in 2016)
I wrote a comical-yet-insightful article concerning Ramadan, the holiest month of the Islamic year. ( Pages 14-16 )
So many options, such little time[1]. Quick - before reading ahead, grab a pen and paper and try to note down as many types of tech startups as you can. We'll get you started with "Fintech". Any more springing to mind? Let's go through the list and see what we can come up with.
I'm still recovering, honestly. For the past 16 months I've been working as an English Teacher in Shanghai - and I was determined to return home with a BANG. That particular sentiment manifested as a month-long travelling session.
I completed a film review as part of my placement with Empire Magazine
Pavegen unveils the latest iteration of its energy-generating technology, revolutionising the way the company and product operate in a pivotal step for the business.
I wrote a case study for Loughborough University, from which Pavegen CEO graduated.
When Pavegen announced their first ever crowdfunding round, there was a mutual sense of anticipation amongst the team. Unlike a regular investment round, crowdfunding is completely unpredictable in its outcome. Some companies do extremely well and overfund past their original target, whilst others with equally innovative products never successfully reach their target.
I wrote a film review for a writing competition, and had it reviewed and approved by the Editor-in-Chief of Empire Magazine.