I'm a British-Danish editorial director, journalist and anthropologist based in Denmark.

At Newsweek, I write special reports on global industry, health and technology. Most recently, I spent five months in Germany, Singapore and Taiwan, reporting on the semiconductor supply chain, advanced robotics and cybersecurity.
 

I'm a contributing editor at Berlin fashion publication Œ Magazine, platforming emerging and experimental fashion creatives in Europe, and a researcher in visual anthropology at the Eye and Mind audiovisual lab in Aarhus.

Prior to that, I was the Editor-in-Chief of the The Copenhagen Post. 

Elsewhere, I work freelance on features, investigations and photodocumentaries about social issues, governance and the environment. 

Topics I have covered include: what India's booming private SpaceTech sector means for global astropolitics; how a small bohemian community is fighting gang crime in Copenhagen; why Danish asylum responses fail Syrian and Afghan refugees; and Denmark's unethical expansion of North Sea oil drilling. 

I've aided various other creative projects from Kinfolk's coffee table book 'The Eye: How the World's Most Influential Creative Directors Develop Their Vision', to brand design for a Mediterranean eatery, reviewing opera and theatre, conference design at New York Climate Week, and editorial management the fashion micro-community COLLAGE.      

My narrative non-fiction is published by the journal Two Thirds North.