Our team
20+ years of experience leading R&D and product innovation and growth for global medical device, pharma and consumer health companies.
Advanced methods, insights and knowledge of complex, chronic health conditions through deep empathic engagement with HCPs, patients and families throughout the world.
Previously, director at Cambridge Design Partnership.
MSc Biomedical Engineering from Surrey, MSc Strategic Marketing from Cranfield.
20 years+ of experience delivering digital innovation for social impact at scale: handling sensitive personal data, architecting complex technologies and deploying scalable services.
Led development of M-PESA mobile payments platform in Kenya that now safely moves over 50% of the country’s GDP and has been deployed around the world. Co-founded Waymap, a platform for vision impaired people that provides access to public infrastructure in UK, US & Far East.
PhD in Engineering Design from Cambridge University.
Highly experienced, empathic qualitative researcher with a deep intuitional sympathy for understanding people’s problems, thoughts, feelings and desires.
A BPS accredited psychologist and qualified grief counsellor, she has worked in diverse settings and contexts in both direct and advisory capacities.
Masters of Science in Psychology from Oxford Brookes (2023).
Visionary in strategy and systems thinking, passionately advocating for a revolutionary approach to business to confront the pressing global health and environmental crises of our era.
Highly respected change-maker, connected with many of the world’s foremost enlightened enterprises and business leaders throughout the world. These are potential Ooex partners and advocates.
MBA, City University, London.
30 years experience as a pharmacist and 20 years+ as a physical therapist.
Educator in motor development, Dynamical System Theory, and metabolic syndrome, for professionals and at college-level.
Advises Ooex on the real experience concepts of Gibson's Perception-Action theory and Bergson’s philosophy of time, helping us to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Pharmacy, University of Wisconsin