Profile

Zindzi works three days a week as part of the Wellcome Trust-funded Future of Human Reproduction (FoHR) project, where she leads engagement and awareness-raising efforts to support the team’s work on the complex cultural, ethical, legal, and social issues raised by advances in biotechnology. Her work helps the team expand their impact, influence policy, and demonstrate best practice in this field.

In addition to her role at Lancaster, Zindzi is a business development consultant specialising in scenario planning. She also supervises at the University of Glasgow’s Adam Smith Business School and mentors on Public.io innovation programmes.

Previously, Zindzi was the lead facilitator for the Oxford Scenarios Programme and worked as a Business Engagement and Partnerships Manager at the University of Oxford, focusing on the humanities and social sciences. With over fifteen years of experience working and volunteering in the third sector, including roles with Oxfam GB, The Survivors Trust, and Oxfordshire Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Centre, Zindzi is passionate about advocating for the rights of women and girls. She values a team-centred, inclusive approach to her work, removing barriers to facilitate the growth of initiatives and partnerships.