Writing Services
Sarah works on writing projects with companies, consultancies, universities, foundations, non-profits and others.
Whether capturing a voice in an op-ed or structuring a compelling narrative for a report or book manuscript, Sarah brings to life the research, ideas and views of others. A meticulous researcher, she is a straightforward collaborator with an entertaining and highly readable style.
While her breadth of experience means she can tackle a wide range of subjects, Sarah also has several specialist areas, including the future of capitalism, sustainable development, philanthropy and social innovation, the future of work and global health.
The Future of Capitalism
The idea that capitalism’s primary purpose is to maximise profits and generate dividends for shareholders is being increasingly challenged. Businesses are under pressure to operate ethically and sustainably while more and more investors are looking for social and environmental impact as well as financial returns.
Sustainable Development
The world faces a monumental challenge: ensuring that global development benefits both people and the planet. Whether expanding access to clean energy or shifting the global food system to inclusive, environmentally benign models, it is essential for companies, investors, governments, non-profits and others to work together.
Philanthropy & Social Innovation
While it is clear business must contribute to solving big global challenges, not every problem lends itself to a market solution. Philanthropic capital has a critical role in filling funding gaps, providing risk capital in areas where the market fears to tread and supporting the game-changing ideas of social entrepreneurs.
The Future of Work
Globalisation, the digital revolution, the gig economy and the virtual workplace are transforming the way we work. The question is how to ensure that this new world of work is productive, efficient and equitable while enabling people to improve their livelihoods and expand their horizons.
Global Health
As Covid-19 has demonstrated, public health lies at the heart of successful economies and cohesive societies. Yet it is failing to serve millions of the world’s citizens. Whether in developing countries or rich economies, technology, science, innovation and smart policymaking will be essential when working to fix the world’s health systems.
