We are Jonathan Briggs and Tan Wei Tze.
Jonathan is Honorary Professor at Teesside University Business School and Adjunct Associate Professor in the School of Strategy & Policy at the National University of Singapore. His passions are Digital Business Transformation, Digital Marketing and Learning Design.
Jonathan was one of the Founders of Hyper Island; an experimental university level college started in 1996 in Karlskrona Sweden, then in the UK in 2004 with the US and Brazil shortly after and Singapore in 2011. Jonathan was involved in the development of each new outpost and particularly in the development of HI’s Asia operations. Jonathan moved with Hyper Island to Singapore in 2011 and became one of the directors until 2022 when we left to focus on Learning Design and work for commercial, educational and government clients.
Wei Tze trained in multimedia at SAE and has been a systems analyst. He is involved with prototyping and rapid development for web, mobile and sensor projects as well as helping create learning materials and educational videos. He is involved with competitor research in English and Chinese.
Jonathan and Wei Tze formed Crimson Sunbird in 2013 and work together on a range of projects and for a wide range of European and Asian clients. Their portfolio includes Axiata, Visa, JTI, the Government of Iceland, Jardines, Unilever, TDS and BNP Paribas.
They have joined forces with Orri Helgason (Bali/Reykjavik), Subhendu Mukajee (Singapore/Hydrabad), Laurence Smith (Bali/Hanoi) and Yoshi Sakuno (Sydney/Tokyo) to form Transformation Partners; a collective dedicated to helping companies manage people and technology change.
Contact us by email thebirds AT crimsonsunbird.com
3 Comments
Lisbet Hansen · 02/12/2016 at 20:07
Hello 🙂 I was trying to purchase a pack of JTBD cards, but when I select the product the SUBMIT ORDER button disappears! Can you help?
Andrew · 12/08/2022 at 09:10
Can i put my name down for the next print run of JTBD cards?
jonathanbriggs · 08/11/2022 at 11:51
They are back in stock right now