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Modern motherhood.
Made simpler.
Small tools, useful ideas and smarter systems—built around the life you’re actually living.
CEO MUM Tools
Small tools. Less life admin.
What’s next
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CEO MUM Podcast
Conversations for the woman
building what comes next.
Conversations about work, money, identity, relationships and what it really takes to build a life that fits the woman you’ve become.
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A note from the founder
I wanted life to feel simpler, not smaller.
Motherhood didn’t make me less ambitious. If anything, it made me more aware of what I wanted from my life—and much less willing to waste time and energy on the things that shouldn’t be so hard.
CEO MUM started there.
I wanted better ways to manage all the things I was already juggling—work, family, health, goals and everything in between—without making my life smaller to make it all fit.
So I’m building the things I wanted myself: useful tools, smarter systems and honest conversations designed around the reality of modern motherhood.
My background is in psychology and child psychotherapy, alongside an international career in modelling and previous work with UN Women UK. Different worlds, but all of them have shaped how I think about women, identity, ambition and the lives we build. Ultimately, CEO MUM brings all of that together — creating the tools, conversations and support I believe women need for what comes next.
From one mother to another,
The CEO MUM platform
One place. More ways to make life simpler.
And we’re only getting started.
From the CEO MUM community
Community note
“I cannot express how aligned this episode is for me. Thank you Thank you Thank You.”
Community note
“Had a wobble whilst juggling work and being a mum and found this really helpful.”
Community note
“I love this. I am a young mother of two beautiful boys and sometimes it feels like I come short in everything because there is work and motherhood.”