I help ambitious companies unleash human-centered design as a repeatable approach to translate improvements to the human experience into economic value—like expanding competitive advantage through differentiation, improving product performance, capturing new markets, or building new business models. My depth of experience in product strategy and design and expertise in applied psychology affords me the dexterity to develop products and integrated solutions that reliably achieve outcomes.I’M AT MY BEST when I use my strengths to improve the lives of others. My ability to develop long-range vision is matched by the perseverance and prudence to see things through. A highly regarded people leader, I’m known for my formidable ability to affect lasting change by connecting teams to their purpose and moving minds to action.I cultivate a value mindset as a prerequisite to product mindset in order to help teams bridge business strategy and product portfolio strategy. Products (or features-as-products) have lives—births and probable deaths—while continuous value creation is an imperative that must remain in perpetuity. Don’t get burned, test and learn: Lead disciplined discovery and iteration to reduce opportunity space ambiguity and de-risk innovation and product development investments—saving companies money and increasing speed to value. My ability to hone and hold the big picture while fine-tuning the parts makes me especially effective at managing a portfolio of experiments and business cases that justify investments based on business priorities, research, trends, and the product roadmapping.The motivation, energy, and expertise for my work involves the application of positive psychology/well-being science to the ethics of health behavior, digital technology, organizational change, and human-centered design. My graduate research at the University of Pennsylvania explored the implications of purposely and effectively enlisting technology in the service of human flourishing.