An experienced educator and business leader specializing in organizational culture, Justin has led innovation work for Global 500 and other prominent organizations including Adani, Boehringer Ingelheim, Colgate-Palmolive, Deutsche Telekom, Dow Jones, EY, Facebook, Fidelity Investments, Google, GS Group, HSBC, Humana, HP, JSOC, KPMG, Merck, NPR, NetSuite, Nokia, SAP, Walmart, The Aspen Institute, The New York Times, The United Nations, the U.S. Department of State and the World Economic Forum. He also teaches execu­tives at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and Stanford Center for Professional Development, and globally with Duke Corporate Education and Emeritus. He has worked with executive programs at Aalto Univer­sity (Finland), EGADE Business School (Mexico) and Massey University (New Zealand). Justin is the founder of the professional fellowship program at the Institute of Design at Stanford University (the d.school), where he now leads strategic partnerships with organizations poised for change. He also has taught Stanford graduate courses
in leadership and organization design.In addition to his role at Stanford, Justin is the head of customer experience at ACTUAL, a machine learning platform for corporations to plan and implement sustainability transformation. We create a single place to collaboratively build capital plans, study their impacts and take action across stakeholder ecosystems on collective climate priorities.Previously, Justin was a journalist specializing in design and organizational change. He is the founding director of digital, mobile & new product design at The Washington Post, where he brought the first mobile designers and programmers into the traditional newsroom, and enabled multidisciplinary teams to create groundbreaking work. Also a visual storyteller, Justin designed the investigative series “Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency,” winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting, as well as four other Pulitzer Prize finalists.Justin has delivered keynotes on creative culture in many venues, from the Norwegian Research Council in Oslo; to the World Business Forum in Monterrey, Mexico; to the U.S. Embassy in Dublin. He serves on the board of Amplifier, a nonprofit design lab that creates art to amplify grassroots social movements. He is also an honorary scout for the Tokomanawa Queens, a women's pro basketball team in Tauihi Basketball Aotearoa, and an evangelist for Streetcode Academy, a nonprofit that equips a generation of communities of color to address the diversity deficit in technology.