We’re entering an era where tech isn’t just a tool, it’s a creative partner. In times of accelerating change, old models no longer serve. Greenfield Thinking is about meeting the future with fresh eyes, open questions, and the boldness to sketch what doesn’t yet exist.
This limited series brings together founders, technologists, creatives, and curious minds to explore what it means to build in a time when everything feels possible, and uncertain.
Why Now?
As AI and automation reduce the cost of experimentation and creation, the real differentiator is mindset. At the Delve Collective we think that what we’ve learned to navigate the future is deeply important we we want to share these ideas and concepts with others to help them navigate change. Greenfield Thinking helps founders and teams move from fear to flow, from rigid process to responsive creativity. It’s not just strategy, it’s the space before strategy.
Meet the speakers
The Greenfield Series brings together a diverse group of founders, innovators, and thought leaders who don’t just talk about change—they practice it. Each speaker offers a unique lens, from technology and design to culture and leadership, helping you see beyond “the way it’s always been” and into what’s possible. Together, they’ll share frameworks, stories, and strategies that prepare you to navigate complexity and uncover new opportunities.

Angela Peat
Design Thinker, Speaker,
Co-Founder of Delve

Tom Meloche
Strategist, Author, Delver

Tom Bellinson
Coach, Systems Thinker, Delver

Michelle Tripp
Marketing Strategist, Speaker,
Delver

Greg Peters
Speaker, Networking Expert,
Podcast Host

Amanda Scotese
Customer Experience Strategist, Facilitator

Mark Hamilton
Leadership, Culture Innovator, Technology Adoption Guru
Who is it for?
Founders
Founders with a vision and a whiteboard
Innovation leads
Innovation leads navigating internal resistance
Directors
CU League directors crafting what’s next
Vice Presidents
VCs who want sharper questions, not just smarter answers
Disruptive minds
Anyone thinking “there has to be another way…”
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