"Invited participant at the UNESCO Tech Diplomacy Forum 2025"

"Endorsed by Pentagon journalist Tom Squitieri 2023-24"

Founder of the Diplomatic Society of London (DSL), and committed to rethinking diplomacy as a tool for systemic solutions in a world bridled by outdated political and economic structures. Starting my journey through humanitarian remembrance, then organized an event in collaboration with the U.S. State Department in Washington D.C. to honor the survivors of WWII refugees, shaping my vision of diplomacy rooted in human dignity.

As a U.S. delegate for food waste initiatives and a member of the Save Food global partnership,  I deepened my  understanding of international resource systems, achieving certification from the FAO. This path naturally led me to focus on climate-related systemic actions, addressing the interconnectedness of environmental, economic, and political challenges. 

Member of the Naval and Military Club (In & Out, London), an institution whose values of leadership, discretion, and strategic thinking resonate with her own approach to diplomacy.

The Diplomatic Society of London has been endorsed by Pentagon journalist Tom Squitieri in 2023.

Awarded at the European Forum for Innovation. I was invited to the UNESCO Tech Diplomacy Forum in 2025 consolidating DSL’s role as an emerging platform for systemic diplomatic innovation. I also obtained a Global Diplomacy Certification from the University of London, SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies) in collaboration with the UN United Nations, strengthening my positioning as a serious actor in this field. Added to an engagement in Scientific diplomacy via le MOOC Diplomatie scientifique : enjeux et perspectives (Université Côte d’Azur, 2025) this AUF’s involvement gives me multilateral Francophone institutional recognition.

My Work bridges diplomatic leadership, innovation, and operational frameworks designed to move beyond performative engagements, into concrete action addressing global systemic realities.