We live in a time of constant change, perpetual acceleration, and widespread anxiety about the future. This is why Rachel believes it’s more critical than ever for people and organizations to know who they are, what they stand for, and what they’re here to do. As a creative director and design leader who started managing people at the age of 23, she has spent over a decade committed to helping brands retain their integrity in a world demanding disruption. As a champion for organizational culture, Rachel is dedicated to shaping spaces that unlock human potential. From cultivating meaningful relationships to fostering a feedback culture, she will share her personal stories and ideas about how we can shape a better—and more compassionate—tomorrow.
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