Digital media futurist, expert, speaker, and educator. I explore how technology shifts are changing how we relate to each other — directly in how we work together in groups and as individuals, or as whole systems change in media and education. I teach digital music at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, and my graduate classes in digital disruption over the past ten years have taken me from UCLA Anderson to Spain and Abu Dhabi. Through the Maremel Institute, I create courses and leadership programs on how to design and engage in “big change” within existing organizations. I also speak and teach on how we can rethink technologies’ impacts on the time, place, and data of our daily lives, work, creativity, and learning Before joining UCLA, I financed changing media industries for a decade at Bank of America. I have an EdD from Fielding, an MBA from UCLA Anderson, and a BA in Cinema-TV Production from the Univ. of Southern California.