Jackie Ivy is a creative leader in design and systems thinking, with an extensive career in academic and commercial experiential design. She has applied her design to physical spaces, branding and marketing campaigns, as well as leadership, education and non-profits. She encourages whomever she is working with to design and create worlds that align with their creative purpose, which in turn generates greater resilience and compassion for humanity.  Within her physical designs, she finds it imperative that one stays true to the integrity of the core intentions as well as being open to inventive possibilities that have never been imagined.

More recently Jackie has integrated mindfulness, painting and embodied social justice practices into her work. 

Over her career, Jackie has worked for major commercial brands such as Nike, iHeart Media, Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, World Cafe Live, Soho House, and rag & bone, focused on the design aesthetic and built out of physical spaces as well as operational and financial management.  She loves growing new talent and coaching individuals and departments into new understandings of themselves.  Previous to her commercial work, Ms. Ivy focused on museum and curatorial studies, primarily at the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation as well as the Peggy Guggenheim Museum in Venice, Italy.

Jackie received her Master of Environmental Design from the School of Architecture at Yale University, where she graduated with academic honors. She received her Bachelor of Science in Architecture from University of Virginia, and double majored in American Studies through the English Department.  

Jackie currently lives in Ojai, CA.