Senior director at Maker Studios Inc; co-founder of design east of La Brea, an organization that produces design events in Los Angeles; former director of digital strategy for the LA office of Huge Inc., co-founder and former managing partner of Radar Research; former co-host of design east of La Brea, an organization that produces design events in Los Angeles
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