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#96: Chrystia Chudczak: Lego Models and Blockchain Platforms for Building Citizenry of Trust in Canada and the Ukraine

from The Economics of Well-Being · host Mark Anielski

Podcast #96 (February 24, 2022) Chrystia Chudczak is a Ukrainian-Canadian policy analyst and founder of Decidium, a Global Human Centric Design Studio based in Ottawa, Canada. Chrystia recently spent several days on the streets of Ottawa with her camera capturing images of the Freedom Trucker Convoy that captured the attention of Canadians and citizens around the world. She is now immersed in the conflict in the Ukraine with Russia.   Chrystia is passionate about helping people capture business and pivot their lives in a post-COVID world. She uses human-centric design, with Lego being her favourite platform, to do it. This means putting her clients, consumers or the community & everyone at the centre of the opportunity or problem. She then designs an experience so that we can figure out a solution that works for the future. Chrystia has worked with incredible women CEOs, Founders, Designers, Technology Innovators, Communicators & Indigenous leaders around the world to make it happen. Chrystia and I discuss our common passion for the potential use of blockchain technologies and new platforms for designing and building new economies and communities based on well-being. Learn more about Decidium and Chrystia's work at https://decidium.ca/

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