- 2 November, 2024
- By Atena
a Service Designer driving business transformation through customer-centric thinking.
I’m a service designer with a background in technology, passionate about helping organizations become genuinely customer-centric, not just in what they say, but in how they think and make decisions.
My work focuses on customer-centric business transformation in complex, product- and sales-driven environments. I’m interested in how organizations translate customer understanding into strategic and operational choices, and why this often proves difficult in practice. In many contexts, customer insights exist, but fail to meaningfully influence direction, priorities, or ways of working.
I work with complex systems and cross-functional teams, where different functions operate with their own goals, metrics, and incentives. I facilitate collaboration, design customer journeys, and help teams align around shared understanding, bringing clarity to ambiguity and structure to messy problem spaces.
Years of Experience
Projects Completed
I help organizations:
• Make sense of qualitative and quantitative customer insights
• Move insights out of decks and into everyday decision-making
• Designing and managing end-to-end customer journeys
• Identifying gaps, friction, and ownership issues across touchpoints
• Using journeys as a tool for alignment, not just visualization
• Facilitating workshops that lead to shared understanding and decisions
• Bridging product, technology, commercial, and service perspectives
• Helping teams work through tension, ambiguity, and competing priorities
• I work with:
• Complex services, ecosystems, and internal structures
• Organizational constraints, incentives, and governance
• Long-term change, not one-off improvements
“To begin to identify aspects of students’ own portfolios To identify key portfolio features, varied styles, and organizational schemes; that will need careful attention.”
Marry Jenefer“To identify key portfolio features, varied styles, and organizational schemes; to begin to identify aspects of students’ own portfolios that will need careful attention.”
Elezabeth Marvel“That will need careful attention To begin to identify aspects of students’ own portfolios To identify key portfolio features, varied styles, and organizational schemes.”
Marry Jenefer