Alexandra is a Director of The DGC Global NGO Executive Committee, and has worked with the World Council of Peoples for the United Nations for over a decade, where she currently sits as both their Youth Advisor and Youth Representative to the UN.
Working to unite fashion, print media and the film industry with philanthropy, Alexandra is a pioneering face of change. She is Founder and Director of The Society of Young Philanthropists, an organisation dedicated to facilitating and incentivising social action amongst young professionals, through technology and the worlds of fashion and the media. Whether through fundraising events, panel discussions or the development of partnerships, Alexandra has revolutionised the concept of ‘giving’. She has overseen the creation of an app, GIVE London, as well as the genesis of a journal, Podium, which will bring together world leaders, entrepreneurs and changemakers from every field to act as a platform for discussion and change. She has also been heavily involved in journalism, being the most read columnist in the history of Cambridge's 'The Tab', writing internationally for 'The Harvard Crimson' and interning at publications ranging from 'The Times', to 'Tatler'.
She has consulted for a variety of fashion brands, publishing houses and, most recently, helped with the organisation and running of the first Turks and Caicos International Film Festival, dedicated to promoting sustainability and environmental action within the film industry.
Alexandra read Theology and Religious Studies at St John’s College, Cambridge and has a Masters degree in Literature and the Arts from the University of Oxford.