Could you share a pivotal moment that has shaped the way that you lead?

Thanks so much, Randy.

I have to say that during my sort of early middle management career, I worked within local government and I managed a team within finance.

It was a really good experience.

But my pivotal moments come from when I started began working for myself and started my own business because I think that was when intrinsically I really understood what it means to create something, have difficulties, have barriers and accomplish something absolutely from grassroots and scratch.

And in 2014, I started working for myself as a consultant, supporting startup and growth companies, supporting them with infrastructure such as administration support and PA support, financial support.

I started initially with word of mouth.

From your personal perspective, how did you cope and do you have any advice for anyone else that may end up with that type of setback?

So you get that initial diagnosis and what happens there? Was there treatment available to you immediately?

So eight weeks later, then I met with the consultant and then it was, you know, we have to hit this head on because I was high risk of fast progression.

And if we don't start a disease modifying drug, you know, pretty soon, the chances were that I was going to just constantly keep relapsing.

And with every relapse in MS, it can take something from you.

So it could be very small or it could be very major.

And that was the fear.

So I, again, within a very short space of time, I started my first DMT.

and how has it affected your life louise