Meet The Team

Hey. I set up Screen Share when half my case load at my previous work stopped making progress during the pandemic because of digital exclusion. I was shocked that there wasn't a proper nationwide solution to the problem of refugee digital exclusion, and I was upset that refugees had yet another barrier to overcome to achieve their goals. I absolutely love this work, but it's not just a bit of fun - we are trying to solve the problem. My role is to pursue the right strategic direction, raise the cash to deliver our services and ensure that Screen Share service users are the fulcrum of our work. Also if it goes wrong, it's my fault.    

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I’m Alessandra! I have the very sociable job of looking after all of our wonderful partners, and seeking out new ones! Screen Share’s work is vital both for those who have been forcibly displaced, and also for the organisations who are supporting them. My past work helping displaced people to access language and employment often came to an abrupt halt whenever there was no tech available. If you want to simultaneously break down digital exclusion barriers for displaced people in the UK, and save the planet from increasing amounts of e-waste, please reach out and become part of the solution!

My name is Atiyor, I work as the technical lead to provide onsite and remote support for refurbishment and repair of devices. I also coordinate our 'Know Your Tech' programme where I teach laptop refurbishment to refugees. I have a degree in Electrical Electronics engineering and am currently studying a Masters in Computer science. I'm all about tech and love helping people! Whether it's fixing issues, giving tips, or sharing cool insights, I make tech simple and fun for everyone. Let's unlock the power of technology together!

Hey! I'm Mylène, and I'm the Digital Access Project Manager at Screen Share. This means I'm in charge of making sure our team of super volunteers have the training and tools they need to refurbish the laptops we receive and then ensure the distribution of these devices to the people most in need throughout the country. 

Outside of my job at Screen Share, I'm also one of the volunteers/ walk leads at Fences & Frontiers, and I spend my free time knitting, crocheting or recycling old clothing into art.

Hello! I’m James! I am the person responsible for Screen Shares digital skills provision. I bring with me experience of delivering digital inclusion programmes in the public, private and charity sectors. It is such an honor to join the Screen Share family and work with a team who share the vision to digitally include refugees and asylum seekers to thrive as they make their home in the UK. Digital inclusion is truly a pathway into prosperity!

Hello, I'm Maryna and I work as an Operations Coordinator. I lead on hardware procurement and logistics at Screen Share. I have degrees in International Economics and Foreign Languages and worked in the import supply chain industry in Ukraine before relocating to the UK in 2022. I believe that digital inclusion is paramount to integrating disadvantaged communities and I am excited to contribute to this goal.

Hey, I’m Kit! I am the Operations Assistant on the wonderful Screen Share Team, which entails managing the collection and organisation of all sorts of donated devices. I'm also pursuing a Master’s in Migration and Diaspora Studies at SOAS and share a passion for finding new and innovative ways to promote positive integration of refugees into our community!

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I’m Isaac. It’s my job to share Screen Share with the world, raise awareness and, crucially, raise funds! I chose to work for Screen Share because of how directly it addresses the issue of refugee digital exclusion, but also how the solution we provide solves so many other problems at the same time (e-waste, upskilling, community integration, etc). It just makes sense. My background is in strategic communications and design, primarily as part of European Commission comms projects. 

Hello. My name is Wilson, I am an asylum seeker from Cameroon with a strong passion for Cyber Security. I have been working with Screen Share for almost one year at Screen Share, we met through the Know Your Tech course. I have a Masters degree in Human Resources and a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from my home country. I have a Cyber Security Level 3 qualification and am currently a student at Birkbeck Unviersity. I volunteer at Good Shepherd Mission helping people who are homeless, and I work as a Care Assistant too. I am eager to learn, grow, and contribute to the evolving digital security landscape.

Amos is Founder and CEO of Our Second Home, a fast-growing refugee youth charity. He is also the Deputy Director at HIAS+JCORE.

Muma is CEO of Krypia, a fintech company supporting women in Africa. She has experience in banking, financial technology and operations, and is a board member at Women for Refugee Women. She is also the Founder of African Art for Spaces

Fouad is a youth development professional and an expert in the field of youth participation, with over 12 years of experience empowering young people and training staff. He is the founder of Shift UP, a consultancy which equips young people with the skills and knowledge they need to shape their communities. He was a Chevening scholar and holds a master's degree in Power, Participation, and Social Change. 

Parviz is a technical whizz and master of all trades - he has previously run his own IT repair business and delivered workshops for asylum seekers. He is currently an Adult Nursing student and was one of Screen Share's first laptop recipients and volunteers.

Scott is an innovator, advisor, speaker and author whose career spans senior technology and marketing roles for multi-nationals including Vodafone, Qualcomm and IHS Markit. He is the founder of Digital Carbon Online and leads a venture-builder programme for pre/post revenue Impact Startups.

Suzie is a Chartered Accountant and has held leadership roles across the corporate and charity sectors, most recently as Head of Finance and Operations at Refugee Education UK. She has extensive experience in managing UK-wide social mobility skills programmes and currently delivers workshops in school to help  young people from underserved communities discover what they are amazing at, develop valuable employment skills and prepare for the world of work.

Sam Clarke is a chartered accountant, most recently as a Partner at Haines Watts. He has specialism in the charity sector and has held various other Trustee roles.

Hey, I'm Jack, one of the resident tech nerds. I was the first tech volunteer, and now I advise on fixing up donated laptops, improving the quality of our product so it's ready for our service users and supporting other tech volunteers in the art of tech refurbishment. Outside of Screen Share, I'm the CTO of Anmut. 

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