#14 Moved by Design | Madelaine McLaughlin
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In this episode of Moved, Gary Watts speaks with Madeleine (Maddie) McLaughlin – an award-winning designer, researcher and entrepreneur working at the intersection of design, resilience and human impact.
From designing tsunami escape routes in Japan to developing life-saving maritime safety solutions, Maddie shares how design goes beyond aesthetics – it becomes a tool for saving lives, rebuilding communities and solving “wicked problems.”
This conversation explores:
- How design thinking can transform organisations
- Why empathy and culture are critical in innovation
- The hidden failures of disaster relief systems
- How small interventions can create massive global impact
It’s a powerful reflection on responsibility, creativity and what it really means to design for people.
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