Marshall Buxton is a seasoned design researcher and strategist, currently self-employed as a freelance consultant specializing in design research and strategic innovation. With a rich background in both the public and private sectors, Marshall has honed his expertise in bridging the gap between organizations and...
Marshall Buxton is a seasoned design researcher and strategist, currently self-employed as a freelance consultant specializing in design research and strategic innovation. With a rich background in both the public and private sectors, Marshall has honed his expertise in bridging the gap between organizations and the communities they serve. His current role involves collaborating with diverse clients, including Media Monks and Campaign Zero, where he leads initiatives that focus on user-centered design and strategic partnerships.
Marshall's notable projects include developing innovative solutions for social justice and public health, leveraging his experience at organizations like the Vera Institute of Justice and the King County Regional Homelessness Authority. His work often entails conducting comprehensive design research to inform product development and policy-making, ensuring that the voices of marginalized communities are heard and integrated into the decision-making process.
With a strong foundation in entrepreneurship and business strategy, Marshall excels in identifying market entry opportunities and fostering strategic partnerships that drive impactful change. His skills in HR operations, fundraising, and video production further enhance his ability to craft compelling narratives that resonate with stakeholders. As a founder and advisor, he has successfully launched new products, policies, and programs, demonstrating a commitment to innovation that is both sustainable and socially responsible. Marshall Buxton continues to be a pivotal figure in the design research landscape, dedicated to creating solutions that empower individuals and transform organizations.
