I help leaders and organizations scale successful in-person programs into transformative online offerings.

I worked with the Presencing Institute to bring the organization's work with Theory U to scale, co-creating and facilitating the MITx course u.lab: Leading From the Emerging Future. The program has reached over 250,000 people from 186 countries and has become a model for blending online and offline elements to create transformative learning environments.

Later, I co-designed and launched Zen and The Art of Saving the Planet, the first online course from Thich Nhat Hanh's Plum Village community, reaching over 3,000 climate leaders and activists with a mindfulness-based approach to systems change.

At Meta, I worked on the Responsible Innovation team, developing strategies to mitigate harmful impacts of new technologies and co-leading the team's education initiatives. I was the Head of Global Challenges at the Center for Humane Technology, and later Chief Strategy Officer at Commonweal, a center for learning, transformation, and discovery whose 40+ programs span health and healing, education and the arts, and environment and justice.

I also consult with leadership teams on culture and strategy informed by systems thinking. Recent clients include PolicyLink, The All We Can Save Project, Greater Good Science Center, and a family of global philanthropies.

I live in the Bay Area with my dog Ollie, and I surf as often as I can.