I’m married to Geoff Miller and we have three children, all born in Guernsey. I speak three languages fluently and have lived in London, Singapore, Bangkok, Madrid, Moscow and Ulaan Bataar, working for global brands, startups and small businesses and sitting on a variety of boards.
Since choosing to make Guernsey home eight years ago, I’ve been actively involved with business, sports and the third sector as board member at Guernsey Ports and Startup Guernsey, a participant at the Island Games 2017, co-founder of Chamber of Commerce Sustainable Business Initiative, co-founder of Afaafa, a Guernsey-based investment and advisory business, and co-host of the Transition Islands podcast exploring ideas for sustainable development.
I also ran Island Mums between 2015 and 2020 – a community organisation, which grew to serve 1000+ households and 100+ local businesses.
“I’ve worked with Sasha on the Board of FitnessGenes, a high growth, series A funded tech company. Her big company background from Google, coupled with dynamic, challenging, innovative thinking has really helped the management team to develop more robust strategic growth plans and her focus on the details has helped ensure the company has developed rapidly, while meeting governance and compliance requirements of a limited company with overseas investment. Sasha is passionate, constructive and offers a broad commercial perspective on all matters.“
Jon Calvert, ex-Chairman FitnessGenes
“I worked with Sasha on the creation of the Sustainable Business Initiative in Guernsey. From the first meeting she brought fresh, challenging thinking and an insight-led approach to the project. This ensured that we spent time up front on the foundations of our initiative, which led to a clear direction and scope, which has been at the heart of the success that the initiative has enjoyed. She has great drive, a superb work ethic and strategic brain.
Rollo de Sausmarez, co-founder of the Guernsey Chamber Sustainable Business Initiative and director of Product Innovation at Healthspan