About Me

I'm a management cartoonist. I believe in the power of cartoons to illustrate and share business ideas. If a picture tells a thousand words, a cartoon tells a thousand PowerPoint slides.

I learned how to draw cartoons doodling on the backs of Harvard Business School cases as a student there in 2000. I later created cartoons as business school teaching aids.

I started lampooning business and marketing in 2002 with a cartoon called Brand Camp that I emailed from my desk at General Mills. Brand Camp is now read by 10,000 people every week.

I frequently consult with organizations of all sizes to illustrate business ideas through cartoons. I've created cartoon campaigns for the Asian Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business School, Unilever, Microsoft, method, CaseCentral, Epicurious.com, Satmetrix, and others.

I frequently speak at campuses, companies, and conferences on marketing, cartooning, and how to spread business ideas. Here are a couple interviews I've given on these themes: Church of the Customer and Marketing Fresh Peel.

My cartoons have been published by Brandweek, Market Leader, FastCompany.com, New Products Magazine, and dozens of other business magazines, newspapers, and web sites. I've published two cartoon books.

When not cartooning, I am UK Managing Director of method, an entrepreneurial challenger brand that I helped bring to the UK in 2007.

My cartoons are inspired by nearly 15 years of marketing experience at Nestle, General Mills, an interactive agency called iXL, and Velvet, the first English language magazine in Prague. Here's my Linked-In profile.

I am a San Francisco resident, currently on assignment in London with my wife and two daughters.