I bring 25 years of strategy, brand, and experience design work, plus a diagnostic tool that compresses months of analysis into weeks. For leaders who want a senior thought partner who stays to see the work through.
Most health and service strategists have never built a consumer brand. I spent the first half of my career doing exactly that: Nike, Molson, ING Bank, FedEx, General Motors. That lens changes how I see demand, behaviour, and positioning.
A decade of work inside complex health environments: provincial health system rebrands, federal health programs, primary care transformation. I understand the operational and governance realities as well as the design surface.
I built a proprietary diagnostic tool that connects experience and operational friction to measurable outcomes: capacity loss, revenue leakage, access lag. What used to take months of advisory time now takes two weeks to frame clearly.
Some clients begin with the diagnostic and want ongoing support to build the plan into their operation. Others bring a broader strategic problem and want a senior thought partner to work through it. Some want both: someone who can hold the strategy and coordinate the build. Advisory covers the full scope.
I started in brand strategy and advertising, building strategies for consumer brands that had to earn attention and change behaviour. In 2015 I moved into strategy consulting, eventually joining PwC Canada as Senior Manager, CX Strategy, where I led a portfolio of $8M to $12M annually across health, government, retail, and financial services.
In 2025 I founded Experience Economics — combining everything I'd learned into a method with a diagnostic tool at its centre.
We start with the diagnostic — 1–2 weeks to map where revenue is leaking and what it's worth. Most clients then want help building the plan into their operation. Advisory support picks up from there.
For positioning, rebrand, system-level experience design — we can work directly without the packaged diagnostic. Typically a defined project or a monthly retainer.
All advisory engagements begin with a conversation. Scope is built around what you actually need.
A 30-minute call is usually enough to understand the problem and whether I'm the right fit.
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