Creative Partners

  • Katharine Trigarszky

    EDITOR & CREATIVE PARTNER

    Katharine is a writer, editor, and translator whose work spans structural development and line-by-line craft. She has written for The Washington Post and The Telegraph, and brings the same exacting attention to other people's words as she does to her own.

  • BYWRTRS

    CREATIVE PARTNER

    BYWRTRS is a boutique agency founded in 2023, working at the intersection of storytelling, authorship, and education. It represents writers, speakers, and subject-matter experts – offering lectures, workshops, training, and curated events. A growing platform for voices and ideas that inform, challenge, and inspire.

  • Albert Bengtsson

    CREATIVE PARTNER

    Albert is an award-winning entrepreneur, speaker and co-author of Principles of Intrapreneurial Capital who has spent years studying what intrapreneurship looks like inside large organisations. He brings that lens to this project as a creative partner – and with him, a community already thinking about transformation from the inside.

  • Charlotte Ryberg

    Charlotte is an award-winning Creative Director, Designer and Founder of ENTIÈRE — a studio built on merging graphic and spatial design in museum exhibitions and brand experiences. She brings that holistic lens to MOC as creative partner, and with her, the conviction that cohesiveness is something you uncover, not something you add.

Book Contributors / Writers

  • Sophie Shaw

    BOOK CONTRIBUTOR

    Sophie is the founder of House of Cultural Curiosity, a narrative design studio working at the intersection of culture, community, and human experience. With a background in museums and theatre, she designs experiences for clients including the United Nations and the Natural History Museum London.

  • Julian Obubo

    BOOK CONTRIBUTOR

    Julian is a partner and DEI lead at Manifest, the first PR agency to earn Blueprint status for racial diversity and the first to retain it. He has spent years watching how organisational culture actually forms, and asking who has historically been allowed to shape it.

  • Camilla Wallander

    BOOK CONTRIBUTOR

    Camilla has led Berghs School of Communication for more than a decade, developing the creative talent organisations will need next. She contributes that lens to this project, writing about what art does when it enters the workplace deliberately.

  • Gabriella Ringvall

    BOOK CONTRIBUTOR

    Gabriella is a neuroleadership expert and founder of &thebrain AB who studies what workplaces do to the people inside them. She contributes that lens to this project, writing about what the office is quietly saying.

  • John Airaksinen

    BOOK CONTRIBUTOR

    John is a serial entrepreneur and experience architect who has spent years exploring what happens at the intersection of psychology, creativity and AI. He contributes that lens to this project, writing about the objects that make us think differently.

  • Rubens Filho

    BOOK CONTRIBUTOR

    Rubens is a magician, facilitator and co-founder of Abracademy who has spent years studying what wonder does to the human mind. He contributes that lens to this project, writing about the objects that stop us in our tracks.

    Photo: Robbie Quinn

  • Peder Söderlind

    BOOK CONTRIBUTOR

    Peder is a researcher and author of Edge: Create a Curious Organisation (in Swedish) who has spent years studying what curiosity actually does inside organisations. He contributes that lens to this project, writing about what it means to stay genuinely open.

  • Joe Macleod

    BOOK CONTRIBUTOR

    Joe is the founder of AndEnd, the world's first customer ending business, and the author of two books on why endings deserve as much design thinking as beginnings. He contributes that lens to this project, writing about the things organisations leave open that should have been closed.

Book Contributors / Artists

  • Tash Willcocks

    ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE

    Tash is a Manchester-based designer, illustrator, and typographer whose work spans communication design, public art, and education. Her practice is shaped by a fascination with the everyday – noticing what others walk past and making it worth looking at.

  • Jozcef Deak

    ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE

    Jozsef (Däjak) is a Stockholm-based digital artist whose work collides pop art, medieval ornament, and everyday observation into something that refuses to stay in one category. His art is guided by curiosity and a deliberate lack of rules.

  • Stine Persson

    ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE

    Stina is a Stockholm-based illustrator whose work spans advertising, fashion, beauty, and branding. Using ink, watercolour, and cut paper collage, she creates work that is tactile, vibrant, and distinctly her own. Her clients include Nike, Louis Vuitton, Absolut Vodka, and L'Oréal.

  • Ben O'Brien

    ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

    Ben is a British illustrator who interprets people and places with colour, energy, and quiet optimism. Inspired equally by graffiti, music, and the contents of a grocery shelf, he finds the extraordinary in the overlooked.

  • Matt C Stokes

    ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE

    Matt is a Brighton-based illustrator and designer whose work spans editorial, animation, murals, and brand collaborations, blending playful imagery with strong narrative. His practice is shaped by collaboration, versatility, and a craft that moves fluidly across mediums.