P R I S M

innovate together.

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We teach teams how to build with empathy, not ego

to solve the right problems, the right way.

What We Do

Design Thinking Workshops (Virtual or In Person)

Unlock your team’s potential with hands-on design thinking workshops that spark collaboration, creativity, and deeper customer insights.

Offered both virtually and in person, these sessions can be customized to last anywhere from 2 hours to a full day.

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Workshops We Offer

Each session is rooted in human-centered design thinking, customized for your team’s goals, and built to be hands-on, fast-paced, and deeply collaborative.

Design Thinking 101

Format: 2-3 hours (virtual or in-person)

Best For: Teams new to design thinking or looking for a quick team-building session.

Get a rapid-fire tour of the end-to-end design thinking process, from empathy to prototyping. We’ll pair an overview with an engaging team activity designed to spark creativity and collaboration. Great as a lunch-and-learn or a kickoff to a larger innovation initiative.

Full Day Innovation Sprint

Format: 1 full day (in-person only)

Best For: Teams tackling real user problems or prototyping a new product

This immersive, high-energy workshop includes breakout groups, live user empathy interviews, rapid prototyping, and user feedback. By the end of the day, your team will walk away with tangible insights and actionable low-fi prototypes.

Focused Deep Dive Session

Format: 1–2 hours (virtual or in-person)

Best For: Teams looking to level up specific innovation muscles

Targeted workshops that go deep on a specific topic, such as:

  • Framing the problem

  • Effective user interviews

  • Storytelling for stickiness

Our Philosophy

Innovation isn’t magic—it’s method.

We turn teams into problem solvers by teaching them to think like designers. That means starting with people, getting curious, and building smarter—together.

Radical collaboration. Real insight. Better ideas.

Hear From Our Clients

  • The [team] was very satisfied with your unique approach, and it was a pleasure for me to see their proactive participation.

    - Jake, Team Leader at Kahi

  • I think this was the best workshop we've ever had! The team has already applied their learnings and even talked to the CEO about implementing a cafe in the office to engage with their users.

    - Namiko, Corporate Innovation Partner at World Innovation Lab

Join The Community

Brands we’ve worked with:

  • Mercedes-Benz logo with a three-pointed star inside a circle and the brand name below.
  • Blue Bottle Coffee logo with a blue bottle icon and text below.
  • 7-Eleven logo with orange and red number 7 above green text.
  • Kahi logo in stylized text
  • Barilla logo on a dark blue background
  • IPSY logo on gradient background
  • Hakuhodo logo with black text and dots on a white background.
  • Logo for igniteXL Ventures on a blue gradient background.

Let’s bring design thinking to your team!

Ready to unlock your team’s innovation potential?

Submit this form or reach out to eesha.choudhari@gmail.com, and we’ll be in touch soon!

Our Work In Action

  • Screenshot of a virtual conference call featuring four women participants, each in separate video panels, with a chat sidebar displaying messages. The backdrop includes wall art and plants. The interface is that of a video conferencing platform during the "World Innovation Lab / Design Thinking for Future" event.

    "Design Thinking for Future Lifestyles" Panel at SF Design Week 2020 (virtual)

  • Group of people posing together inside an industrial or commercial kitchen space, wearing casual clothing and smiles, with some wearing branded T-shirts; background features industrial kitchen equipment and exposed pipes.

    Boot camp incubator for early-stage food startups

  • A group of young adults sitting at a table in an office or classroom environment, engaging in a discussion. They have notebooks, pens, and drinks. Some are smiling as they write, suggesting a collaborative or learning session. In the background, more people are having conversations. The setting is casual with a mix of office and social elements.

    Workshop: How can 7-11 adapt its retail stores to meet future needs?

  • Wall covered with colorful sticky notes containing handwritten text related to food waste and interview insights.

    Generating real actionable ideas

  • A person giving a presentation in a classroom with a slide showing images of imperfect fruits and vegetables, such as carrots, eggplants, apples, and lemons, with text emphasizing uniqueness and beauty in imperfection.

    "Food & Beauty" Lecture at Stanford

  • A mockup of a Dalgona kit packaging design on the left and six flavor variants on the right. The box on the left is labeled "Black Barley Dalgona" with a minimalist design. On the right, there are six labeled Dalgona flavors: Black Barley, Coffee, Earl Grey, Ube, Matcha, and Passion Fruit, each with their own unique color scheme and graphic style.

    Concept prototype for "Darlcha Dalgona" coffee brand

  • Group of people celebrating in an office with whiteboards and bookshelves.

    Collaboration and team-building

  • Group of people having a casual meeting with notebooks, beverages, and snacks on the table.

    Insights from real "Extreme Users"