Position
I work at the intersection of organisations, environments, and capital.
Experience is treated here not as branding or design, but as infrastructure.
The systems that shape how people live, decide, recover, and perform over time determine whether ambition translates into lasting value or structural risk.
Experience is the system that decides whether environments perform or fail.
Track record
Over the past decade, I have worked with organisations operating at scale and under real constraints.
Experience across brands and environments including IKEA, CELINE, NEOM, Nobu, Dollar Shave Club, and Unilever spans strategy, operations, and real-world execution.
Focus
I engage early, helping leaders and investors assess whether ambition is matched by execution capacity before capital is deployed.
The goal is not better plans, but environments and organisations that can sustain performance once they are lived in, operated, and stressed over time.
Performance does not break at the surface. It breaks in the systems underneath.
When these systems are misaligned, experience degrades quietly and value erodes over time.
When they reinforce each other, performance compounds across behaviour, operations, and capital.
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Governance, incentives, decision rights, ownership models.
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How organisations, assets, and environments are actually run day to day.
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What the system is optimised for, often unconsciously.
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How people feel, behave, decide, and perform inside the system.
Engagement
I work selectively with founders, boards, developers, and investors where experience, capital, and operational reality must align.
If experience is expected to drive long-term value, it must be designed as infrastructure from the start.