UXDX Community:Innovative Leadership and Design

Join us for an enlightening interview with Ricardo Marquez, a seasoned design leader renowned for his ability to foster innovative solutions and drive impactful projects to completion. In this interview, Ricardo will share his unique approach to leading high-performing teams, drawing on his extensive international experience across various industries including communications, financial services, enterprise solutions, and retail. He will delve into his philosophy of being a 'leader of leaders,' working alongside VPs and other senior figures to pave new avenues for organizational success.

Ricardo will outline his strategies for unlocking the potential within UX teams and leveraging a deep understanding of design and research to create experiences that resonate with users and advance business goals. By joining, you will gain insight into how to cultivate a vision for your personal passions that encompasses the broader company context as well as internal dynamics, ensuring that the projects you work on are not only visionary but also achievable and enjoyable.

This session is designed for current and aspiring leaders who aim to blend strategic foresight with practical execution, offering a unique perspective on navigating the complexities of global markets and multicultural teams.

Discover how to position yourself as an indispensable leader and executioner, capable of guiding your team to new heights of innovation and success, with Ricardo's expert guidance.

What if we could show our organizations the value of design while saving them millions and lead them to better decisions… but disguise it as facilitation?

When we fly, we mostly sit back and relax in our seats, trusting that all the professionals involved will safely take us to our destination. Similarly, when we use a digital product, we trust it will do the job we've started using it for. But while we know what happens in our offices and meeting rooms, we don't know what goes on in a cockpit. What if I told you that there are a lot of parallels, and a lot we can learn from the aviation industry that we can apply in ours as well?