VISION
Defining what’s next and turning long-range possibility into direction organizations can use.
Explore vision work →Most organizations don’t struggle with ideas. They struggle with making those ideas clear enough to align around—and real enough to act on. That’s the work.






I work at the intersection of vision, systems, environments, and storytelling—building the conditions that help teams understand where they are going, move together, and make ideas real at scale.
Defining what’s next and turning long-range possibility into direction organizations can use.
Explore vision work →Building frameworks that reduce friction, align teams, and help good work scale.
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Making values tangible so people can feel them, trust them, and build with them.
Explore culture work →
These are the stories I keep coming back to because they show how I tend to work: set direction, build the system, bring people together, make something tangible, and help the organization move.
Ford’s truck business generates over $80B annually. I was asked to define a 15-year future—well beyond the company’s traditional planning horizon—and make it usable across the organization.
I led the creation of a shared future platform through scenario-driven foresight, immersive environments, and full-scale prototypes—so teams across design, engineering, and leadership could align around what was next and build from it.
Global truck portfolio
Expanded from 5 to 15 years
Studios, prototypes, immersive experiences

Built shared product design standards that helped teams align around clearer principles, more consistent experiences, and a stronger foundation for scale.
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An immersive proof point of culture that helped people understand what the organization really valued.
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Led design innovation, systems, and product development contributing to growth from $18B to $35B across global markets.
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The strongest culture work is not a slogan. It is a set of experiences, environments, and signals that help people understand what the organization values and how they are expected to work together.
That idea shows up in everything from the Design Thinking Studio to the Touch Lab, the Key Wall, and the systems created to fuel creative energy across the team.
Explore Creative Culture WorkAlongside systems and strategy work, I have designed consumer products, licensed characters, and experiences in the children’s category—bringing story, form, and interaction together in ways people can immediately feel.
The goal is not decoration. It is to create a coherent emotional experience—one where form, story, and interaction all support the same idea.
View Play & Product Work
I’ve found that the most meaningful work happens somewhere between vision and reality. It starts with seeing what could be, then giving it form through experiences, systems, and environments people can actually engage with.