Should we build this or not? Is this signal or noise? Now or later?
As AI increases velocity exponentially and enables infinite outcomes, my job is to make decisions clearer about what is a promising path to walk versus a costly detour.
I'm an optimistic design leader who believes that better experiences make us better people.
My early days as a designer for organizations like the National Park Service, World Bank, Amnesty International and the LGBTQ Victory Fund showed me the power of pairing deliberate design with a meaningful mission.
As a design leader at Square, Shopify, and Capital One, I've built and led teams from 3 to 50 through complexity, cloudiness, and chaos to deliver meaningfully better experiences for the people they serve.
My leadership is defined by deep respect for the humans I work for and with. I show up to conversations and problems with curiosity and humility. I hold a broad perspective while looking closely at what's in front of me.
Should we build this or not? Is this signal or noise? Now or later?
As AI increases velocity exponentially and enables infinite outcomes, my job is to make decisions clearer about what is a promising path to walk versus a costly detour.
Does this feel right? Is it clear? Is it beautiful enough to earn trust?
Great design doesn't just solve problems — it communicates confidence. I hold the bar high on execution because sloppy craft erodes credibility before a single word is read.
Who needs to grow? Who needs cover? Who needs a challenge?
Tools change. Processes change. People are the constant. I invest heavily in understanding what makes each person on my team tick — and what they need to do their best work.
I work on the important stuff with ambitious, impact-driven organizations.