
Built a global information design practice. Exploring the intersection of biology, technology, and human understanding.
EVP, Global Information Design
AI-Forward Product Strategy, Data Visualization, Patient Experience, Scalable UX Systems
Health data is inherently complex, opaque, and clinical. My mandate was to make it deeply human, accessible, and actionable at a global scale.
As EVP of Global Information Design, I built and directed a multidisciplinary practice that helped the world's leading healthcare organizations define their future-state digital experiences. Rather than relying on traditional playbooks, we operationalized emerging technologies—from LLMs to spatial UI—to translate dense datasets into highly personalized, intuitive product ecosystems.
By establishing scalable UX frameworks and high-fidelity interactive prototypes, we bridged the gap between complex science and user accessibility, driving strategic alignment for C-suite stakeholders and proving the "art of the possible."
A curated collection of interactive models, architectural systems, and high-fidelity concepts defining the future of personalized interfaces.

True art direction requires moving beyond static comps. By prototyping directly with code, we can pressure-test visual systems, motion behaviors, and interactions using real data before full engineering begins.

Health innovation panel at Novartis NYC hub