I’m Dave Burke.
I do that thing with the UX and the creative and the content and the data in Washington, DC.
I help organizations create cross-channel experiences that drive sales, secure reputations, and strengthen brands.
I consult on digital strategy, design, research, content, and operations for companies around the United States, as well as Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Industries I’ve worked in include media, healthcare, technology, finance, and manufacturing.
Prior to joining APCO, I was Director of Online Experience at CEB, a worldwide leader in strategic research and advisory services for Fortune 500 companies.
Before that I was with The Washington Post, where I built the company’s first UX practice, and led a team responsible for creation, enhancement, measurement, and support of Washington Post interactive products and communities.
I’ve been an instructor in Information Architecture and User Experience at Graduate School USA, and I speak on UX and digital at academic and professional conferences (which is a great way to do my other favorite thing.)
I like to travel and take photos.
Unusual, right? Well, they’re here.
Latest Posts
Anatomy of a product placement
Interesting NYT piece on the still-evolving role, and still-growing industry, of product placement in TV and movies. Brand marketers are interested in reaching consumers who normally skip commercials, and show producers want to incorporate brands in ways that don't...
The Lewis and Clark Trip
Visiting some of the places documented on Lewis and Clark's incredible 1804 journey up the Missouri River and westward toward the Pacific Fort Jefferson Hill Park and Memorial Cross, Kentucky My first intersection with the movements of Lewis and Clark is here in...
The Selma Trip
It's bittersweet that I visited Selma this particular week. Selma was the focus of protests in the 1960s to allow Blacks the right to vote in Alabama and across the South. Black citizens technically had the right to vote, but were disenfranchised through practices...
The Death Valley Trip
Photos from Death Valley National Park. View the photos
The hair sitch is bordering on serious.
That is all.