Reducing ethical, reputational, and implementation risk by integrating lived experience into high-stakes decisions early.

What I Do

I advise organizations before patient‑related decisions are finalized — when assumptions can still be challenged and direction can still change.

My work focuses on:

  • Ethical and reputational risk linked to patient engagement

  • Governance and decision‑making structures

  • Legitimacy of patient‑led approaches

  • System‑level consequences of well‑intentioned initiatives

I provide independent judgment to those who carry decision risk.

How I Work

I work through a small number of carefully scoped engagements:

Executive Advisory Retainers

Confidential, ongoing advisory support to senior leadership or boards on patient‑related risk, ethics, and governance.

Critical Risk Interventions

Short, focused engagements to assess and advise on high‑stakes decisions, initiatives, or partnerships.

Closed‑Door Facilitation & Review

Private sessions or reviews supporting leadership alignment on sensitive patient‑related issues.

Who I Work With

My advisory work supports:

  • Global NGOs, international health organisations and foundations

  • Pharmaceutical, biotech, and life‑sciences companies

  • Policy‑makers and Public Institutions

  • Multi‑stakeholder initiatives and consortia

I work internationally and do not provide country‑specific market access or lobbying support.

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About Me

I work independently at the intersection of patient experience, health systems, and decision-making.

My background includes more than a decade of work across global health contexts, including over four years in executive role within a leading global organisation operating across multiple regions and stakeholder environments. Throughout this work, I have been closely involved in situations where patient engagement was central to legitimacy, trust, and outcomes.

What has shaped my work most is not only professional experience, but perspective. I bring a patient-led perspective to system-level questions: an understanding of where lived experience matters, where it is misused, and where assumptions about engagement can mask issues of accountability and responsibility.

My role is to create clarity and confidence. Through carefully scoped, confidential work, I support organisations in strengthening governance foundations and making decisions that are credible, defensible, and sustainable over time.

Alongside my advisory work, I serve voluntarily as President of a national patient organisation in Lithuania, reflecting my long-term commitment to responsible and accountable patient representation.

At its core, my work is about helping organisations move beyond inclusion towards decisions that are credible, defensible, and grounded in reality.