Meaningfully engage employees in your organisational transformation.


Most transformation efforts fail due to a lack of effective employee engagement. I achieve genuine participation through reflective interviews and tailored workshops.


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Increase your organisational transformation’s success rate

Organisational transformations can take place at a team, department, or organisational level. To guide you in your organisational transformation, I offer work packages leveraging design thinking, futures thinking, and organisational psychology. The work packages below are an example flow; I customise activities to your specific needs and aspirations.

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Understand mindsets in your organisation

Start by uncovering what supports or hinders employees' tendency to contribute, and co-create creative collaboration plans.

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Foster an innovative working culture

Build on this by equipping employees with tools to frame challenges and generate solutions, fostering a more open and innovative working culture.

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Empower employees to lead the change

Take it further by enabling your organisation's employees to engage and inspire others, embedding design and innovation practices into daily work.

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Trusted by over 1800 people worldwide

I have 12+ years of experience designing, facilitating, and researching change initiatives – in person and online. My priority is ensuring everyone feels motivated, heard, valued, and included. With an industry-sponsored doctorate in employee voice, and collaborations with universities, government institutions, and industry partners worldwide, I bridge research and practice to drive meaningful transformation.

1800+
people trained
95%
satisfaction rate
30+
design programmes
30+
tailored programmes
Not including university courses
Satisfaction score is based on 500+ participants
Hospital Case
Hospital case.

Innovative working culture

A customised programme for a healthcare facility to foster a more innovative working culture.

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University Case
University case.

Design-Based Education

Various workshops to rethink educational programmes, integrating design principles.

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Multiple Industry Case
Multiple industry case.

Employee experience

A programme for HR from various organisations to design the employee experience.

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Practice grounded in theory

The obstacles to change are rarely about a lack of ideas, resources, or enthusiasm. Organisational structures, norms, and assumptions usually unintentionally hinder progress. My approach engages people at every level, challenges ingrained biases, and builds confidence in change. This makes your transformation a shared effort that empowers employees and strengthens your organisational culture.

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Traditional structures hold us back

Open and innovative working cultures leverage the potential of employees’ creativity.

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Culture can’t be mandated

Organisational culture evolves through employee dialogue and collaborative sensemaking.

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Cognitive biases hinder transformation

Design practice challenges biases through framing, diverging, and iterating.

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Testimonials

“It was very well organised and all the templates and everything works really well. It all makes logical sense, so you can see how you’re working throughout the day and getting to an end result.”

Tailored development programme participant

“It was a very nice safe space for everyone to be able to communicate and not feel like someone’s higher up or their influence is bigger than mine. Stepping into the room, you almost feel like you’re all in the same position for the day.”

Tailored development programme participant

“The theory, the design methodologies, idea generation, exercises and group work have given us an exposure and ideas how to lead it into our day to day routine and practice it.”

Design education programme participant

“Clearly a person that detains great knowledge of the content and is capable of passing it on. Great professional.”

Design education programme participant

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