My practice operates at the precise intersection of law, visual arts, and narrative strategy. Rather than treating institutional complexity as a technical or compliance problem, I treat it as a profound sense-making challenge. I am deeply interested in work where organisational outcomes depend not on rigid checkboxes, but on how effectively leaders think together, decode blind spots, and align competing priorities to build authentic civic trust.
Born in Iran, I migrated to Australia in the late 1990s, arriving with a foundational background in fine arts and a Bachelor of Visual Arts. This early immersive study of framing, perspective, and lighting sparked a lifetime curiosity about how human meaning is constructed and understood. Driven to apply this perspective to structural systems, I read law at the University of Wollongong, graduating with a Bachelor of Laws in 2003.
Over the next thirty years, my career spanned Victoria Legal Aid, local government contexts, and peak not-for-profit human services across Victoria. Operating across equity, social justice, multicultural engagement, and community safety, I specialised in high-stakes environments where multiple perspectives, strict statutory policy constraints, and raw human lived experiences had to be brought into alignment. Across these complex landscapes, a consistent question emerged: How do organisations interpret complexity well enough to act with absolute structural clarity and human legitimacy?
In 2019, I established Track C Consulting to answer that question. Today, I partner with corporate boards, public institutions, and community sectors to facilitate critical strategic dialogues, map hidden organizational blind spots, and deliver tailored capability building programs.
This work is anchored through my proprietary methodology, The Tri-Lens Framework™. My approach is profoundly informed by my continuing practice as a visual documentarian and a published author my debut novel, Forty Nights (Ultimo Press, 2022), was longlisted for the prestigious Miles Franklin Literary Award in 2023. This creative foundation allows me to help leadership teams peel back corporate jargon, look behind their institutional mirrors, and safely navigate the human infrastructure of modern governance.
