Accessibility co-ordinator, consultant, and auditor for live events
I am a visually impaired accessibility co-ordinator, consultant, and auditor, working primarily within the live events sector to level the playing field for fans just like myself. Utilising my lived experience to bolster my work, and driven by inclusive design principles and best practice, I solve problems and herd cats in order to make sure that visitors have the best experience they can in a given space.
Mental Health First Aid - (April 2026, pending completion)
Access Auditing and The Equality Act - Centre for Accessible Environments (November 2025)
Managing Safely In Events - IOSH (October 2025)
Disability, Equality, and Customer Service - Attitude Is Everything (January 2025)
Introduction to UX and Accessible Design - FutureLearn via University of Arts London Creative Computing Institute (March 2024)
Event Co-Ordination and Logistics Newcomer of the Year 2025 - Breakthrough Talent Awards, Production Futures
Positive Role Model Award for Disability - National Diversity Awards 2026 (nominee)
NOWIE (Network of Women In Events) - Member since January 2026
Access Association - Member since June 2025
Future Leader with Attitude Is Everything - Member between 2024-25
Working directly alongside and liasing with lead festival organisers, senior box office and management staff at O2 Victoria Warehouse, and W.E.LSafe CIC to co-ordinate and improve accessibility measures for RADAR Festival.Acted as venue liaison between customers and staff to raise and resolve queries, complaints, and feedback.Oversaw welfare area and associated volunteers, acting as a visible point of contact for access customers and those with accessibility needs that emerged throughout the weekend.Welcomed access customers at entry and assisted in overseeing staff at the venue's accessible entrance.Ensured established venue policies, and prior communications to ticketholders was understood, and followed up on where necessary, by all parties.Created a detailed accessibility guide, and fostered relationship with a partner company in order to host information.Oversaw creation of an 'arrival pack' for access customers and their companions, providing an information leaflet specific to their potential needs and informing them of what accommodations they have access to throughout the festival weekend.Assisted in overhaul of festival FAQ page.Created social media campaign to give attendees a visual guide to our accessible facilities.




Work shadowing internship for the August 2025 festival, assisting with all aspects of accessibility management over 300+ access customers. At times, given responsibility over stewards and areas due to performance.Joined Accessibility Manager on site walk prior to festival opening, checking structures for any possible accessibility issues towards visually impaired guests.Attended meeting of upper level management with Accessibility Manager to discuss ingress logistics.Oversaw ingress into accessible campsite and assisted in directing vehicles and customers. Also included management of one of several entry gates into the festival.Assisted in management of info point for access customers.Supervised stewards on viewing platforms, and with making alterations to their layout where necessary.Directed enquiries to Accessibility Manager, steward control, and festival control through radio.Supported Accessibility Manager and Deputy Manager where needed with all tasks on site

I sit on the Lived Experience board for Different Breed, an accessible fan guide service that puts data for organisers and venues first.
Sharing my knowledge and experience as a disabled person and / or an access professional is a great passion of mine. I have extensive experience in public speaking due to my work delivering falconry displays in a previous career, and enjoy being able to teach others and broaden their horizons.
RADAR Festival (crew training)
Abbots Hill School
Integrated Systems Europe (with Production Futures)
Heywood



I regularly attend workshops, focus groups, and co-production sessions to help businesses and organisations make improvements to their accessible offerings.
While not all clients and organisations can be disclosed due to NDAs, I can mention that I have been consulted in this manner through:
Transport for London
The Disability Policy Centre
Royal Albert Hall
I am being mentored by a senior member of the Centre for Accessible Environments, who has introduced me to access auditing within the built environment. This is an area of great interest to me, and I am keen to keep developing my skills in this space and enhance the built environment.I am also learning how to undertake digital accessibility audits, in accordance with WCAG.
Welcoming neurodivergent visitors in to SensoryCalm space at events, and overseeing the area.Monitoring visitor wellbeing.Working with Hosts to set up and maintain SensoryCalm area throughout the day.
Working within the Convention Operations department to ensure the smooth running of the May 2026 convention. Inducted into Shift Lead Mentoring programme due to my background in the event industry.Received training in the following areas as part of role:
Event control
Dispatch and escalation
Radio discipline
FOh and BOH procedures
Weapons checks
Major incidents
Working with agency Event People to staff and assist with their events.