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Business of Design speaker Q&A: Hannerie Visser
New to the conference is 'Open Sessions', a platform for delegates to ask the BoD founders (Trevyn and Julian McGowan of The Guild Group, and Laurence Brick and Cathy O’Clery of 100% Design South Africa and Platform Creative Agency) as well as fellow delegates any questions they may have, and together overcome any barriers to growth and challenge new ways of doing business.
I asked Hannerie Visser, co-founder of Studio H, what she loves most about being in the ‘business of design’ and to let us in on what she’ll be sharing during her Cape Town session.
It’s so important to take the time to stop and restock our creative resources. Collaboration starts when you create platforms like BoD.
The future is all about collaboration and knowledge sharing, working together to design a better future. That’s why it's so important to create platforms where we have all these design minds in one room.
To me it’s important that everything we do has meaning or purpose on some level. Whether it is to create and facilitate platforms where people can share and learn, or whether it’s starting important conversations or simply to have fun.That's why I'm so passionate and excited about one of our current projects, S/Zout, that imagines a world where the only available water is sea water, and looking into what this might mean for our food system. We will exhibit S/Zout at Dutch Design Week on 21-29 October.
I’ll be talking about the key considerations for Studio H when it comes to designing experiences, and Marc [co-founder Marc Nicolson] will share their approach to incorporating tech in experience design.
What’s the key takeout?
That it’s important to consider the outcome of what you do. What do you want to change, affect or achieve?