Paul Conder has a twenty year track record leading multidisciplinary teams, bridging the fields of experience design, interior design, product design and retail strategy. Paul has led research and design projects for many leading global brands, including Starbucks, Starwood Capital Group, Canyon Ranch, Lululemon, Telus, East West Partners, Philips Design Silicon Valley, and Vitamin Water / 2010 Olympic Games - helping clients develop brand-driven interior architecture, products and customer experiences. Previously, Paul was a lecturer at Emily Carr University and Simon Fraser University in Vancouver Canada - developing and delivering courses in Industrial Design and Interactive Technology. He continues to be a regular guest lecturer on design process and visual communication at the UBC School of Engineering. Paul was co-founder and chief designer for Microsphere Systems, which received the Best of NeoCon Gold Award and NeoCon’s Most Innovative Product Award for his product design work. He has been featured extensively in the international media, including Interior Design magazine, The Chicago Tribune, Uficiostile Italia, CNN, CBS, TF1 (France) and FOX News. He was also featured as a “Young Leader in Canadian Design” by the Globe and Mail.