→ Delivered in a 48h sprint, presented live to 6,000+ attendees at Oracle NetSuite's executive keynote
This project started with a last-minute request from leadership: we needed a visual design for an executive keynote in Las Vegas, with more than 6000 attendees. The goal was to showcase a new Global Compliance Dashboard that hadn't been prototyped yet.
For multinational companies, staying compliant is a headache. Tax rules are fragmented across borders and each country has specific rules and timelines. I led an emergency design sprint to turn this legal complexity into a clear, "stage-ready" dashboard that showed leadership exactly where they stood globally.
Designing a global keynote dashboard meant making sense of complex data under an intense deadline. Here's what made it hard:
Delivered the first draft in 4 hours and the final, stage-ready version in 2 days.
This was the VP-level centerpiece for a global convention, so I ran a constant feedback loop with stakeholders to keep it technically accurate.
Learned international tax mandates on the fly to find one pattern that could represent dozens of localized laws.
The final designs were presented live on stage at Oracle NetSuite's executive keynote in Las Vegas.
I delivered the stage-ready designs in 48 hours. The work was shown live during an executive keynote in Las Vegas, in front of 6,000 attendees and a global broadcast audience.
I led the sprint, worked with other designers, and kept the feedback loop moving so every asset actually held up on stage.
It's a good example of what I can do under real pressure: turn a last-minute request into something that works, fast.