Partner & Founder

Becks has a passion to build design driven driven organisations to successfully enabling transformation. By embedding these principles and practices into the organisational culture, we can foster innovation, agility, and customer-centricity, leading to more impactful solutions, increased customer satisfaction, and sustainable competitive advantage. Having graduated with a degree in Agricultural Science (hons.), Becks worked for Claas Ltd, before launching their start-up Uisce Bia. Having identified a gap in the market, their hydroponic animal feed business worked tirelessly to find a solution to the fodder crisis. Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur competition required Becks to develop business plans and strategies as well as perform frequent pitches to the Department of Jobs, Enterprise, and Innovation. They expanded their expertise in entrepreneurship through various bootcamps awarded by Google and Enterprise Ireland. Becks was a spotlight guest speaker for Accenture’s International Women’s Day at the Convention Centre Dublin. Becks is still involved in farming and currently manages 250 acres of tillage. Following a degree in Photographic Media and an M.A. in Art Research & Collaboration, Becks had a successful career in visual arts and curatorial practice. Their works have been purchased by the Royal Irish Academy and private collectors. Becks was nominated as FUTURES Irish Talent (2020), a European initiative, and is a recent recipient of the Arts Councils Agility Award (2021). Within their commercial practice, Becks has worked on design projects for clients such as Guinness, REPEAL Campaign, and Style Club, and their editorials have been published by The Guardian U.K., Quartz NYC, Over, Journal, and The Irish Times. Becks lectures (part-time) at the Faculties of Design & Journalism, Griffith College, where they share their experiences. They chair the Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee and sit on the Academic and Professional Council.