For design & product leaders

Get the most out of the design team you already have.

A design team that thinks strategically is one of the strongest things a product org has going for it, but most companies barely scratch the surface of what design could be contributing. I help design teams move from execution to real business impact and strategic influence.

Trusted by VPs, Directors, and C-suite execs

What changes when design starts pulling its weight strategically

01 · Ownership

Designers who take the wheel

Less spelling out every requirement, fewer rounds of revisions. Your team starts framing problems and bringing solutions you didn’t have to dictate.

02 · Impact

Value the whole org can see

Design’s contribution stops being something only one person can vaguely explain. The team learns to show its own impact, in language leadership understands.

03 · Influence

Design that shapes decisions, not decorates them

Design stops arriving after the call’s been made. It starts shaping the roadmap early, where it changes outcomes and saves the rework.

“Miranda has trained our team to now lead while providing necessary oversight in fine tuning the work”

“Miranda has trained our team to now lead while providing necessary oversight in fine tuning the work”

Ashwyn

Ashwyn

Senior Product Director

“Miranda has trained our team to now lead while providing necessary oversight in fine tuning the work”

Ashwyn

Senior Product Director

Trusted by the leaders who’ve sat across from me

I’m Miranda, a Principal Product Designer at Booking.com, one of the largest travel companies in the world. I’ve spent 13 years in product working where design meets the actual business: multi-year vision, high-stakes tradeoffs, and the executive alignment that decides where a company spends its money.

Executive experience. I’ve reported directly to the CBO, aligned top leaders across the org, and delivered results to C-suite execs that shaped multi-million dollar investment plans.

Flexibility, not rigor. I learned by doing and by coaching designers from every corner of the globe, and I tailor my approach so it lands for anyone.

Proven track record. I’ve reached hundreds of designers across every timezone and trained teams across the US & EU. It works at scale, across cultures and company types.

I don’t parachute in with a transformation deck nobody opens again. I’ve sat in the seat and I bring that hands-on experience to your team.

Training and support for design teams of 2 or 200

Equip your designers with skills that are useful on day one, without pulling them off their work for weeks. Pick the format that fits.

Keynote presentations

A 60–90 minute talk that gives your designers new business and strategic thinking, built to land and stick. Inspiring, specific, and tuned to where your team actually is.

Custom hands-on workshop

Designers build the skills by doing, in sessions designed around your leadership’s strategic goals. Real scenarios, real feedback, skills they take straight back to the work.

Retainer advisory

Ongoing senior strategic design partnership, on call, shaping how design shows up, coaching the team, and raising the bar over time, without hiring a full-time design exec.

Product strategy definition

I also help teams define their product vision

Sometimes the gap isn’t the team’s skills, it’s that no one’s set a clear, long-term direction for them to rally behind. That’s its own kind of work: an intensive that takes a team from scattered priorities to one clear, defensible direction, with the vision artifacts and alignment to back it.

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FAQs

How much of my team’s time does this take?

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Can you tailor it to our org and stage?

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How do we measure whether it worked?

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Get more from design than your org thought it could.

You don’t need to overhaul everything or hire a design exec to see it. You need design operating where decisions actually get made. That’s the work.