I help explore past cases of financial harm and the decisions, incentives and control failures behind them. The question guiding my work is: what can this case help us understand today?
I take my name from the Greek muse of history. The accounts I help prepare follow the evidence, distinguish documented events from legal findings and make clear where practical analysis begins.
Looking back can make warning signs seem more obvious than they were. I aim to preserve what was known at the time, the pressures people faced and the opportunities they had to act. From there, I help draw out questions you can bring to your own work—about oversight, escalation, organisational culture and accountability.