Allison is an international award-winning service designer with her master's in service design from the Royal College of Art in London (#1 art and design school in the world). She is a visionary creative innovator from Silicon Valley, California with a unique blend of technical, business, and UXUI design experiences. Her designs skills are diverse and versatile, ranging from UXUI app and web digital drawings, coding, animations, and video post-production.
Allison's greatest strength is her ability to see the world in the future, and this perspective informs her designs and services, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible today.
Futuristic designs that advance our human experience stand on the heels of those who believe in the vision and reimagination of the world around us. You will often find Allison's mind living in the future, thinking of ways to bridge the present. Her favourite line to use is, "Impossible is not as far as you think."
Past Career: Apple Inc, Markle Foundation, STB Engineering
Awards and Achievements
Built a design company in London, currently in partnership with investors - 2023 (NDA)
BP Autonomous Vehicle Design Challenge 2022 - 1st Place - 2022 (NDA)
Philips Service Design Challenge at Barcelona Design Week - Honourable Mention 2022
Academic Teaching
UXUI, Service Design - Guest Design Assistant Lecturer at Imperial College "Designing for Real People"
Service Design - Service Design Facilitator at Royal College of Art "Executive Education Masterclass"
UXUI, Design Theory -Teacher Assistant at University of Denver for UXUI Bootcamp
Master's Thesis
Partnership with NASA - Analysis of the Microgravity Research Ecosystem For A Circular Model To Build Accessibility and Inclusion in the Future LEO Economy (confidential)
Educational Background
Master's - Royal College of Art, Service Design
Bachelor's - University of Southern California (USC), Journalism with an emphasis in front-end coding
MBA Electives - London Business School, Brand Management
MBA Electives - Imperial Business College, Entrepreneurial Journey