In its first week, 2,200 people visited Vesi, with more than half exploring how to fund and invest.

Mustard & Miel launched its first holiday season with 10X sales and an 18.75% returning customer rate.

Wood is an award-winning short experimental video exploring the Romanian Revolution of 1989 through found footage.

In their first year of operations, Global LA needed support on their year-end marketing goals.

The Art of Voting brought together original artwork and essays to encourage people to vote in 2020.

The California Progressive Voters Guide reached 1 in every 17 voters in its first year.

Thicket Labs was a civic tech pioneer that supported large-scale complex decision making.

TLC founder Deepthi Welaratna worked with Lifehack HQ to evaluate the impact of their Flourishing Fellowship.

We found that 81% of visitors were more likely to take one or more actions in their community because of seeing the public exhibition “A Dream Deferred.”

The Health Equity Design Lab produced a comprehensive policy agenda to address systemic inequities affecting women’s pay and wealth.

In 2016, global technology consultancy Thoughtworks was exploring emerging technologies of interest to their clients.

Google wanted to test their investment thesis that positive portrayals of underrepresented groups in computer science could push fans towards it as a career.

I led a team to work with McGill University to dynamically and accurately match individuals experiencing homelessness to shelters in real-time.

With strategy and production support, Movement Strategy Center secured 500 pledges for its courageous open letter in its first two days.

We worked with technology students of the Bronx-based The Knowledge House to provide social entrepreneurship training and co-create an industry mentorship program.

We created a collaborative learning dashboard that saved the BRIDGES Collaborative 85% on costs and 1,000+ hours annually.

Foundation Rwanda was established in 2007 to provide holistic support to empower second-generation survivors born of rape and their mothers.

The evaluation process designed for Chinatown Youth Initiatives of New York centered youth voices and emotional wellbeing.

I was hired by Openbox to rethink their portfolio strategy and determine whether it made sense for them to build out a new business vertical that offered strategic design and management consulting services as a full-service design studio. Together, we discovered that the opportunity was larger than that.

19 or how a massacre is remembered was an immersive installation performed at Columbia University’s Shapiro Theater exploring the memory of Chinese dissident Liao Yiwu through all the June 4ths he remembers in an essay entitled “19 Days” published in the Paris Review.