Web, then mobile, then AR, now AI. I speak to artists, creators, and the brands that back them about moving through the shift without losing what made the work theirs — and I moderate the rooms where that conversation actually happens.
Translating the work, and the frameworks behind it, for the community of people building what's next.
Two consecutive years on the main stage at AWE, the industry's flagship AR/XR gathering, alongside talks for the creator ecosystem, the music industry, and policymakers. The frameworks I built to run programs at scale, like the Triangle above, are the common denominator: repeatable systems that let ambitious, complex work actually get made.
Featured talks — watch
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AWE 2023 · Taking Your Creations to the Next Level
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AWE 2024 · A Fulfilling Career in Shifting AR/MR
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On air — podcasts
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Meta · AR Revolution in Advertising
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Regulating AI · global policy

Moderating & hosting
Recent
Related crafts. Different jobs entirely. I do both, regularly.
As a speaker
The talk is structured. The delivery is not.
As a moderator
The panel isn't mine. Making it good is.
In both: I read the room and watch the tempo. If it needs lightening, I lighten it. If something is landing, we stay there. I would rather pivot mid-panel than finish the plan I walked in with.
“Your energy brought so much peace, and calmed my nerves before speaking.”
Panelist · Magnific at TIFF, 2026
Keynotes, panels, moderation, and talk-plus-build workshops.
I speak to artists, creators, music and festival audiences, brand and agency teams, and the policy side. Formats range from a 20-minute keynote to a moderated panel to a talk-plus-build workshop across a weekend. Tell me who's in the room and what you want them to leave with.