Love, trust, and belonging are brand problems, too.
I help teams build products, campaigns and communities that actually connect. Attention is easy to buy. Community can't be bought, but it can be built.
Thirteen years studying what makes people connect, put to work for the brands trying to earn it. The same thing that decides whether someone believes they're worth loving decides whether a room full of strangers trusts each other enough to actually connect. Brands run into that exact problem constantly: they can buy attention, they can't buy trust.
Forbes' CMO Network profiled this idea in July 2026, in a piece by culture strategist Dr. Marcus Collins exploring what a love coach's thinking about worth and respect means for how we experience work.
Read the Forbes feature →I'm a Culture3 Voice, part of a curated network of speakers and thinkers helping brands understand culture, connection, and what actually moves people.
See Culture3 Voices & Partners →Three ways to bring me in, depending on how deep you want to go.
I design the room
Connection formats built so strangers actually talk to each other, not past each other. This is the part most people can't buy anywhere else, and it's the part that leads.
TED discovery sessions · Culture3 · Soho House
I run the conversation
Hosting and moderating, so the people you put on stage say the thing they came to say instead of their bio, and the room stays with them the whole time.
Mastercard · Amazon on Clubhouse · House of Beautiful Business
I speak
Keynotes on connection, on love, and on why the two are less separate than your org chart assumes. Built for the room they're actually walking into.
Fast Company Innovation Festival · In Bloom · Hello Sunshine · Global Love Institute
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Culture3House of Beautiful BusinessIn BloomCannes LionsBlack LoveSistas in SalesGlobal Love InstituteHello SunshineTell me about the room you're trying to build.
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