A few years ago, when my choral group was looking for a new choirmaster, my piano teacher suggested I take on this role. Me? I’d been working in tech for over 2 decades, leading teams to create beautiful user experiences, not directing musical performances. Today I’m still a User Experience (UX) professional. And amateur choir director! This last passion has inspired me to do more of what I love at work:👐 Facilitate innovationHarmony is at the heart of creative leadership. When several ideas are combined, such as those of data scientists, developers, user researchers, customer success managers, and others, the result is something bigger than the sum of its parts. 🖼️ Improve decision-making By adopting a conductor's wide-angle perspective when observing a business and its customers, we can more clearly see the problems we want to solve. Triangulating quantitative and qualitative information is essential. ✨ Make people shine Encouraging each person to express their voice is the key to nurturing talent. I'm a big believer in lifelong learning and the necessity of occasionally stepping outside of our comfort zones. Is anyone up for singing this solo?In addition to these three areas of expertise, I provide B2B and B2C SaaS companies with a full range of UX and Product Management skills I developed as a consultant and entrepreneur. These include qualitative user experience research, product discovery, customer journey mapping, usability testing, information architecture, remote leadership, workshop facilitation, agile product management, and communication.I appreciate connecting with you about consulting opportunities in EdTech, MedTech, or FinTech.