Effective ecosystem design necessitates a user-centric approach, with deep research into user behaviors and needs forming the foundation of all design decisions. Gregor Mittersinker, Sherry Eckholm and Mark Guarraia are leading the conversation at the DMI conference.
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Gregor Mittersinker
August 23, 2024
Event: Design Leadership Conference (DLC24), Boston
Date: September 24 & 25, 2024
Join Mark Guarraia, Vice President, Future User Experience, Devices and Delivery Solutions, Novo Nordisk, Sherry Eckholm, Director of Strategy, LOFT Design, and Gregor Mittersinker, Founder & Creative Director, LOFT Design for a thought-provoking session on the transformative power of Human-Centered ecosystems.
The discussion will highlight how businesses and communities can thrive by centering human needs in their processes. Drawing on a case study from Novo Nordisk, the session will explore best practices for creating holistic ecosystems that are both technically effective and socially responsible. Hear actionable ways to engage stakeholders and build ecosystems that promote ethical considerations, community well-being, and sustainability.
Austrian-born Gregor is in his element while dissecting most complex business & technology challenges and creating their next level business outcomes. Prior to starting Loft, Gregor led a Strategy & Design team at Accenture Interactive, where he helped launch new multi-billion dollar businesses for global fortune 500 companies. He also led creative teams at Rollerblade, InMusic & Cross.He has worked in the US, Europe & Asia over the past 30 years has earned numerous design awards as well as holds well over 100 patents for product innovations around the globe.
Outside of business hours he teaches Service Design & UX at RISD, and hosts a weekly think tank with global business & political leaders around the world.
A natural motivator, leader, collaborator, and innovator, the only thing that takes Gregor’s eyes off of design for long is his love for winter sports, kitesurfing and DJing in local clubs. Many have tried to keep up with Gregor, few have succeeded.
Next level inspiration … Japanese wood craft and joinery, minimalist forms that are functional and proportioned.
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