I use ethnographic methods, design, behavioral science and storytelling to explore complex challenges and ask hard questions at the intersection of technology, learning, and creative futures.

For fifteen years, I've partnered with organizations like Mozilla, Microsoft, The International Rescue Committee (IRC), The World Bank, and OLPC across five continents asking:

• How can technology help young people grow and thrive with agency and creativity?

• How can play, imagination and community be designed at the core of any learning experience, formal or informal?

• What creative possibilities emerge when we challenge dominant narratives? How does this exercise help us move towards alternative futures ?

I've partnered with diverse audiences, from public sector leaders to some of the most vulnerable populations, across five continents, and my work has been featured in BBC News, Le Monde, the Washington Post, and Quartz.

I hold a Master of Science in Behavioral Science with distinction from the London School of Economics and a Master's in International Business from Paris School of Business.

I belive in curiosity and multidisciplinary approaches. If you're wrestling with complex problems that need bold thinking and diverse perspectives, let's meet :)