Systems thinking is is a great tool to make sense of complex issues, such as prison reform and mental health, and offers us holistic way to investigate factors and interactions to influence your social impact strategy.

Service design affords us a way to unpack how maximize your company’s effectiveness in pursuing the impact work you wish to achieve, creating operational coherence for the macro- and micro-level for your organization.

For organizations who are passionate about aligning your product and services with ESG objectives, sustainable design considers the environmental, social, and economic impacts from the initial phase through to the end of life.

Design thinking affords us a starting framework when we design something new, to deepen our knowledge of the nuances of your market opportunity and uncover holistic ways to answer your customer needs.

With social impact strategy, we will step through planning, measuring, and attributing positive social change to an organization's work and actions. My skills in this area also include business design, planning, marketing, and identity.

Using an integrated approach to designing new products, we’ll take a systematic look at all aspects relevant for the design of your new product. My focus is primarily in industrial design, where topics such as function, form, use, life-cycle, production, sales, and sustainability are crucial.

For organizations who have solid strategies and product offerings, a design justice lens can offer new pathways for your products to meet customer demand, helping businesses attain goals and solve problems for their shareholders with empathy and respect.