Maggie's goal is to work with people and organizations that really mean it when they claim to want to be more innovative, and more collaborative about how they innovate. She has the tools to help them figure out how. She designs and facilitates interactive meetings and workshops that have to do with creativity, creative problem solving, leadership and innovation. She's the founder of Inclusive Innovation, bringing her facilitation tool-kit to address challenges at the intersection of science and economic development and sustainability. She's built a team of regional facilitators based in Africa, Asia and Latin America to run meetings and workshops using creative and interactive techniques to innovate and produce actionable solutions to complex challenges, like those embedded in the Sustainable Development Goals. She's tired of the "podium innovation" that exists around these goals: she really wants to hack the SDGS to get concrete results.Maggie is also one of the original members of the facilitation team at Knowinnovation, a consultancy specializing in running multidisciplinary workshops and events, working with science funders in the US and UK to accelerate scientific innovation. Writing is a favorite creative activity, from informal journaling and letter writing to preparing researched mega-reports for clients. When she can, Maggie slips off to her writing studio to work on her manuscript. Maggie started her career in the broadcast media: working in journalism, promotion, marketing and management.