I am currently the Secretary-General of the UNESCO Memory of the World Committee for the Asia-Pacific (MOWCAP), where I coordinate projects, grants and awareness raising activities to assist with the preservation of, and access to, documentary heritage from the region.

I hold a Masters in Cultural Heritage from the Cultural Heritage Centre for Asia-Pacific, Deakin University, and over the last 6 years I have been working on museum, archives and heritage projects in the Asia-Pacific as a consultant for the UNESCO Office in Bangkok and Jakarta respectively. I am currently working on a UNESCO project in Myanmar to preserve, digitse and make accessible historic conservation archives of Bagan, linking the MoW and WH programs.

I am also currently a researcher at the University of Melbourne where I am working on a project on the intersection between digital and World Heritage.