After introducing new thinking as a speaker and Pathway #7 leader at the last MEX, Franco returns to lead the work on Pathway #13. In this role he facilitates a team using quiet design principles to reduce the visual noise of mobile interface design. His previous work on Pathway #7 set a standard for how a MEX participant can provoke new thinking and work collaboratively with team members to explore challenging topics – we’re delighted to invite him back for the next MEX. Franco’s career spans User Experience management roles at Vodafone and, most recently, sharing his service design expertise with the Web Foundation to create a series of Mobile Innovation Labs in Africa.
Franco Papeschi facilitates at MEX on 30th November – 1st December 2011 in London.
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