About Jamie

Jamie works where design, systems thinking, and enterprise meet, helping people, communities, and organisations step out of old patterns and into new possibilities.
 

His practice is collapse aware. He works knowing that the tools, stories, and systems we have built over centuries have shaped us as much as we have shaped them, and that the consequences of those designs are now compounding. Modernity is fracturing.
 

We are at the end of an era, facing the degenerative and divisive outcomes of our collective designs, and the stakes could not be higher. The economic engines that hold our social fabrics together and the planetary ecosystems that give us everything we need to survive are collapsing under the strain of human design.
 

His work is about exploring the design of design itself, seeing life as one interconnected whole rather than a collection of separate parts. Humans are not the center. Transformation emerges when we pay attention to how we relate to each other and to the communities and ecosystems we inhabit. In that process gifts reveal themselves, the ideas, capacities, and ways of being that can emerge when the old no longer holds us back.
 

At the heart of his practice is reciprocity. Every conversation, collaboration, and project is a mutual exchange. Giving and receiving, holding space for someone and being held in return, creates the conditions for something new to emerge. His work is participatory and co-creative. It asks us to step into new spaces with open hands, open minds, and open hearts. We cannot build the new with old tools, old stories, or old ways of being. Part of the practice is helping each other let go of what no longer serves us so that fresh ways of working, relating, and imagining can take shape. In creating new contexts, we shape them, and they shape us back, revealing gifts we may not have known we had.
 

Regenerative enterprise design for Jamie goes far beyond sustainability or impact. Every container, collaboration, and experiment becomes a living moment of resilience, interconnected impact, and emergent futures. It transforms mechanistic, transactional ways of working into life-affirming, relational ways of being, creating shared learning, reciprocity, and hope. It is about giving gifts back to the world in the face of the monsters we meet at the end of modernity.