Bettina Köbler is a service designer and strategic design consultant with over 15 years of market experience in the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, the US and a wide range of industries. She is a lecturer for service design and design research at the Munich University of Applied Sciences and conducts workshops and guest lectures around the world, most recently at Bauhaus University Weimar, at the Interaction 19 conference in Seattle and at the Interaction Latin America 19 conference in Medellín. She is co-author of a handbook on innovation in the public sector and regularly designs and moderates creative formats to embed human-centered design in the public sector. She co-founded Designing for Children's Rights, a non-profit organization that works with UNICEF to integrate children's rights and ethics into design.
Lead Service Designer at McKinsey & Company
Dipl.-Des. (M.A. equiv.), Integrated Design