Kate has been a graphic and multimedia designer for over thirty years, and has produced thousands of visual, interactive, printed and web products depicting a wide spectrum of vital Canadian issues.

Her work includes graphical and interactive representations of legal, policy, organizational, and process structures, capturing complex relationships in clear, compelling visual products. She is renowned for visual metaphors and illustrations of unique and abstract concepts.

Kate has provided design services to a variety of federal government departments and Indigenous organizations within projects including: 

• Health & well-being strategies for Indigenous clients, including methodologies for understanding and modelling population health determinants and outcomes; 
• Business modelling and implementation planning for devising a managed growth strategy for Indigenous corporations; 
• Business modelling, process analysis, and strategic planning for Indigenous governance institutions; 
• Strategic advice on Indigenous economic policies and program options; 
• Frameworks for understanding individual and Indigenous community self-reliance; 
• Frameworks for understanding determinants of student performance in Indigenous education systems; 
• Mapping Government of Canada-wide initiatives addressing lifelong learning strategies for Indigenous clients; and 
• Strategic planning for the implementation of an alternative dispute resolution process.