A better future is for all of us to design, together.
Turning your ideas into real, lasting products.
You have expertise, experience, and ideas. You see opportunities and problems others miss. You are excited about what could be, but unsure where to start.
You feel the pressure of being the leader, the product, and the one doing everything at once.
ESIDE exists for people like you. I help transform your knowledge and drive into products and systems that solve problems, grow sustainably, and create impact that lasts.
ABOUT EMMAI have been where you are.
I started as an industrial designer in Argentina with big dreams and very little guidance. No second passport, no guaranteed job abroad, no scholarship securing my future. Today I run a profitable business in Boulder, Colorado. I work in my second language with people and companies I once only admired.
I understand what it takes to turn ambition into reality. I bring that experience to every expert I work with and guide them to build products that succeed.
By using design, creativity, communication, and business development as my toolbox, I help experts stay true to themselves, connect with their audience, and bring more of their work into the world. Creation begins from within, which is why I work and partner with brilliant, values-aligned humans who share what I hold most deeply:
Values
Be Curious
Lead with questions, listen intently, learn and teach passionately.
Do Good Work
Create things that add something valuable and beautiful into the world.
Embrace Diversity
Explore unique perspectives that make our ideas and our work better.
Be Courageous, Take Action
Keep your head up, and enjoy yourself. Even when the path is unclear.
Build to Last
Ideas only matter if they endure. A product that cannot sustain itself cannot solve real problems.
At ESIDE, we create collaborations that inspire, challenge, and amplify your ideas, making it a platform for creativity and meaningful fulfillment.
What you won’t learn from Emma’s bio:
“For as long as I can remember, I’ve been making photo collages. I think that perfectly illustrates how I feel about the world, the people in it, and the work I love to do: bringing together pieces that make sense, and sometimes take on new meaning, when combined.”