That is the gap I sit in. I work with founders and technology leaders who need an honest view of what is
really happening between the product and the people it is meant to serve, what is quietly breaking trust,
and what to fix before more time and money are burned.
My read on that gap is not theoretical. It comes from 22 years building and shipping technology, including
9 years at Meta London, working across engineering, product, and delivery under real pressure, where what
holds and what breaks shows up fast.
It also comes from what I have chosen to build and stand for outside the job: founding Black Women in
Tech, now a 52,000‑strong community; representing technology companies in policy discussions with
government and regulators through ACT; serving as an elected councillor; and living with rheumatoid
arthritis. All of it sharpened the same instinct: when something is not right, you do not look away. You
go towards it.
Qube Catalyst exists to give you an independent voice with no stake in the outcome except the right one.