Bringing economic abuse expertise to the public protection, customer vulnerability and international development agendas.
Working globally for women's economic safety, justice and equality.
Co-founder of The Day That Women Stop awareness-raising campaign that highlights women's economic exploitation through the gender pay gap at work AND their unpaid labour at home.
Drawing on a strong track research record to act as a technical expert and to sit on advisory/steering groups.
Sharing expertise, experience and insight from being at the forefront of transforming responses to economic abuse in the UK. Includes working with actors and authors to ensure storylines accurately portray economic abuse.
Participating in panel and roundtable discussions, speaking at conferences and on podcasts, as well as providing commentary on developments in the field, including through opinion pieces.
Convening groups of stakeholders working to stop economic abuse around the globe, facilitating learning and sharing good practice.

Catch Nicola at the Global Summit on Economic Abuse taking place on 18 November 2025.
Register for this free and virtual event here.

Nicola was named winner of the 'Financial Safety' category of the 2025 Refuge Tech Safety Awards.
For more, check out the Refuge Tech Safety Summit website.

Have you listened to the 'Economic abuse: The woman who changed everything' podcast?
From Vulnerability Matters
- listen here.