London Marathon 2026

  I’m lining up for the London Marathon again, using my love of running to raise funds for Run Kids Run, a charity that does incredible work for children, families, and local communities.

Running helps me challenge myself, keep well physically and mentally and stay connected to a strong sense of routine and purpose. Being able to use something that means so much to me to help others is what makes this challenge truly special.

I’m fully committed to training and putting in plenty of miles in preparation for race day and to helping spread the Run Kids Run message of community, physical activity, and physical and mental wellbeing. 

  French and early forties, I have been living in London for almost 20 years working in the finance industry. Big fan of the great outdoors, I love being active (hiking, mountaineering, scubadiving, cycling, surfing, swimming, running, skiing) and discovering new places through sports, travel and photography. Running, especially on trails is a great way to connect with nature and helps me achieve a healthy balance with a busy work schedule.

I am excited to be running for RKR this year and contribute to their efforts to getting more kids and their families active. Their work is such a great initiative, bringing people closer together and getting healthier. Encouragement, support and a pair of running shoes is the magic formula to bring smiles in our communities.

 I’m running the London Marathon for the first time to raise money for Run Kids Run, a charity that helps children get active in a way that’s fun, inclusive and rooted in their local communities.

Running has played an important role in my own physical and mental wellbeing, and I’ve seen first-hand the difference that regular activity can make. Run Kids Run gives children that same opportunity — helping them build confidence, develop healthy habits and simply enjoy being active alongside their friends.

If you’re able to support, any contribution will go directly towards helping the charity continue and grow its reach. 

Running has been a big part of my life for a number of years now... Endurance sports, as a whole, have taught me discipline, resilience, and how powerful it can be to work toward something challenging. But more than racing itself, I’ve learned how meaningful it is to use that effort for something bigger than a finish time.

London Marathon has always felt special because of how it brings people together from around the world, running for causes that truly make an impact. For me, being able to run through London while raising money for kids who need support makes this race even more meaningful.

  I’m excited to take on the “Final Boss” – the London Marathon in aid of Run Kids Run – a charity doing truly brilliant work for children, families and local communities. Every penny donated helps to ensure more children have access to the resources, support and opportunities they deserve.

I’m proud to work for Fusion, a student accommodation developer and operator that supports young people throughout their university journey and beyond, supporting young people as they take their first steps into the property and built environment sector. Championing youth development, opportunity and wellbeing is something I’m proud to be part of every day.