Design Systems that Work: Bridging Design, Development and Business

User Experience Professionals Association (UXPA), NJ Chapter is hosting this event and the Rutgers MBS program is sponsoring this event.

The speaker for this session is Mike Bowser, a Design Director and Design Systems Consultant. Mike is a mission-driven UX designer and systems thinker, passionate about designing systems and product experiences that improve customer outcomes. With extensive experience in building and leading design teams, fostering cross-functional collaboration, and managing successful design systems at scale, Mike brings invaluable insights to the table.

In this session, Mike will delve into what makes design systems truly effective, sharing lessons from real-world successes and challenges. He’ll explore how successful systems bridge the often-conflicting needs of designers, developers, and business stakeholders—creating a shared language that aligns teams and accelerates product development.

Attendees will gain practical strategies for building and scaling design systems, including:
• Structuring cross-functional teams for success.
• Managing stakeholder expectations effectively.
• Striking the right balance between consistency and innovation.

This is an incredible opportunity to learn from an expert in the field. Don’t miss it!

You can learn more about Mike Bowser at linkedin.com/in/mikebowser

You can find more information about the event here.

This is a great event for all students interested in design. Please join!

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Thursday, January 23, 2025 @ 7:30 pm
Hosted: Online
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