Mette Aubé

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Headshot for Mette, a smiling, femme-presenting woman in her 40s. She has short, very light hair, blue eyes, and is white-skinned. She is wearing large black glasses and a collared shirt with a black jacket.

Mette has worked with a variety of clients, leveraging her experience as a design professional and knowledge of organizational design and development to focus on systemic change. Her focus on workplace systems, spaces, policies, and leadership mindset stems from her lived experience as a person with multiple disabilities. She draws on her expertise in inclusive design to ensure that marginalized voices are centred in her work and that her clients design with the individuals they intend to support, rather than designing for them. She is relentlessly curious and appreciates any opportunity to learn or experience something new. Her past clients include the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Amazon, and CAMH. Before joining Untapped, Mette was as a leader in Advisory at KPMG Canada.

Key focus areas: Mette has worked with accessibility and inclusion in the workplace and the built environment for over a decade. She has designed and delivered accessible learning and development since 2005. She has also designed and led accessible public engagements for university strategic planning, campus master plans, and public spaces. Inclusive design underpins all of her work.

Notable achievements: Mette holds an M.A. and is completing a Master of Design in inclusive design. She’s worked with private sector clients to design accessibility-focused return-to-office policies, and delivered organizational development and leadership development strategy focused on accessibility and inclusion to global organizations.

Languages: English