Dominic is the Director of Innovation at Pack, an innovation and design consultancy based in Brighton, UK. As head of the innovation team, he is responsible for leading and managing the products and services they offer. With a deep knowledge of design-thinking frameworks, tools and methodologies, he has not only helped to facilitate and enable teams and organisations to create positive business impact but he loves to pass on his knowledge and expertise through writing, training others and speaking at events. Having lots of experience working across multi-disciplinary teams, he enjoys switching hats across design, innovation, business, tech and R&D to help drive organisations forward and has been fortunate enough to have worked with the BBC, Diageo, Bupa, Lloyds and Sky to name a few.

Dominic Port

Product Design

Prototyping

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Over a decade of helping teams design and deliver digital products for companies across mobile, TV, the web and beyond. Some highlights have been digital products for Channel 4, RBSi, Medela, Natwest, Virgin Media, Intel and Sony Ericsson - many used by millions of people across the globe. My background is in both design, development and product management.

Matt Pollitt

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John Griffin is the Design Director at Pack, an innovation and design consultancy based in Brighton, UK. With a background in design, think of John's skillset as a bridge between insights + functionality and the beauty of well-crafted UI's. He’s able to translate complexity into elegant solutions, whilst keeping accessibility at the forefront of his design process. He also loves helping people to realise their ideas by creating safe spaces to create and experiment while helping to run design sprints at Pack.

Pack Agency

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