Anti-ego design isn’t about working quietly in the background—it’s about showing up with humility, listening deeply, and co-creating solutions that last. Here’s how to recognize and support designers who put outcomes and communities ahead of ego.

The first Summer Fridays session explored a provocative question: What if implementation was the most creative part of public work? Participants shared stories, challenges, and sparks of possibility—reframing implementation as a space for collaboration, experimentation, and care. Read the full recap and see what’s next in the series.

I started Public Servants LLC to help reimagine how public systems serve people—with care, clarity, and the courage to do things differently.

Learn how government teams can break down silos between product management and design. This post explores common friction points and offers practical strategies for fostering collaboration, improving communication, and driving better outcomes in public service.

Public servants do the quiet, essential work that keeps government moving. This post explores their roles, challenges, and why supporting them is key to public trust.