Learn to Think Bigger
Big Ideas Should Change
What Happens Next
Brian brings design, storytelling, sustainability, and culture together
to challenge how creative people see their role in shaping the future.
Not inspiration for inspiration's sake. Ideas built to leave the room with you.
Build Better Presentation Decksour mission
saving the world, one brand at a time
saving the world, one brand at a time
Bring the Conversation Into the Room
For Audiences Ready to Question the Default
The best rooms do not need another polished presentation telling everyone what they already know.
They need a question worth carrying home.
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Creative conferences
Design organizations
Climate and sustainability events
Business communities
Agency teams
Universities and students
Leadership gatherings
Community organizations
Design. Culture. Sustainability. Story.
Serious Ideas Without the Serious-Idea Costume
Brian uses storytelling, design thinking, cultural observation, and a healthy amount of comic-book logic
to make complex ideas easier to enter.
The goal is not to lecture the audience.
It is to give them a new lens—and something practical to do with it.
Ideas Need an Exit Strategy
A Good Talk Should Not End at Applause
Awareness is useful.
Reflection is better.
Action is where the idea begins to matter.
Each talk is built around a central question, a shift in perspective, and a practical way
for the audience to carry the conversation forward.
From the Field
Built From Practice. Shared in Public.
Our experience spans presentations, reports, communications, campaigns, and visual systems
designed to make complicated information easier to navigate.
We bring creative thinking to the table without compromising the intelligence behind the work.
Choose the Conversation
Four Big Questions. Four Ways to Think Bigger.
Each talk can be adapted for keynotes, conferences, creative teams, universities, and community audiences.
faqs
Questions Before the Mic Goes Live?
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Keynotes, conference talks, panels, fireside conversations, team sessions, university events, and community programs.
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Yes. The core ideas remain intact, but examples, framing, and practical actions can be adapted to the audience and event.
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Yes. In-person, virtual, and streamed speaking formats are available.
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Yes. Workshops are designed for teams and audiences that want to move from the idea into hands-on application.
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Brian is based in Brooklyn, New York, and is available for local, national, and select international opportunities.
Bring the Idea Into the Room
Give Your Audience Something Worth Thinking About Tomorrow
Tell us about the audience, the room, and the conversation you want to start.
We'll find the talk that can move it forward.
Forge your Issue #00: the Beginning.