Swiss Re
I got product, business, and engineering onto one plan, then modernized governance workflows that had been in place for 18 years.
AI + UX Strategy
For teams where product, business, and engineering each have a version of the plan, and none of them is funded.
Tell me what’s broken and where you’re stuck.
Product, business, and engineering each have a version of the plan. The workshop picks one problem and the first bets worth funding.
Ranked use cases, requirements, and success metrics. Enough for a budget conversation, written in business language.
What to prototype next, what to defer, and how AI and UX move through the same plan.
Discovery and design-thinking sessions. People leave aligned on the problem, the priority, and the next step.
A sprint or a multi-month embed with founders and product teams, from the plan through launch and measurement.
A short brief, then a session that forces one problem into the room. No use-case shopping until that is settled.
We score use cases by value and feasibility. The shiny demos fall off. The ones that can be funded stay.
Requirements, success metrics, and a business case in language leadership can approve.
A roadmap of what to prototype next and what to defer. I can stay embedded through ship if you want a partner, not a deck.
I got product, business, and engineering onto one plan, then modernized governance workflows that had been in place for 18 years.
I turned a stack of survey files into one plan: who sees which brand, how a wave is imported, and how four years sit side by side.
I worked with the founders from the first workshop through the compliance flows the operations team could run.
I was the first UX hire. I redesigned brand setup and stayed through launch.
This is for
Founders, product leads, and mixed product–engineering groups who need one plan, a funded first bet, or a partner through launch.
This is not for
Not a fit if you want slides with no decision, or if the budget conversation already happened and you only need production design.