She joined Queen’s Law in 2013, after several years teaching at various universities in the UK including Kent, Oxford and the London School of Economics. She has law degrees from Nairobi (LLB with first class honours), Hull (LLM with distinction) and Cambridge (PhD, with a thesis on the law and economics of corporate governance). Her most recent publications focus on the distributional implications of corporate enterprise, notably in “The Problem of Income Inequality: Lord Wedderburn on Fat Cats, Corporate Governance and Workers” (2015) 44 Industrial Law Journal 394.