Dr Jason Fox: Subtly saving us from poorly designed work - SDMEL09

For a self-proclaimed introvert, Dr Jason Fox sure doesn’t seem like it. My guest this week has the look of somebody who knows who he is, is completely comfortable expressing this the way he wants to express it, and could walk up to any group, at any gathering, and be the life of the party. The blazer, the brogues, the quirky mannerisms when he speaks on stage - Jason has taken what some might consider to be uncool and irredeemable and turned them into a statement about what is stylish, relevant, and authentic. As our conversation starts to unfold I begin to realise that this truely isn’t an act or an exterior facade, but something that seems to have permeated all aspects of his life. Perhaps a better description is that who he is at his core flows out into all aspects of his life. For example, an academic by training, Jason talks and writes with humour and accessibility. There is no feeling of superiority when you are with him, rather there is a sense of generosity and truely wanting the best for you.