Inside the Collective | Origin Sessions 02 | Libbi Rigby | Projects Fail on Trust, Not Design
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In this episode of Inside the Collective, Brad Amos sits down with Libbi Rigby, strategic development and place advisor, to talk about what it really means to create destinations rather than simply deliver spaces.
Drawing on work across cities, universities and airports, Libbi shares how preparation, trust and translation shape better outcomes in complex development environments. They unpack the three questions she uses to get to the heart of a project, why diplomacy matters, how she navigates difficult stakeholders, and why empathy is not a soft skill but part of the job. The conversation also explores the limits of current policy, the challenge of getting non-tangible value recognised early, and the importance of building environments where people can do their best work.
A conversation about how better places get made and what kind of people help make them possible.
This episode is part of the Origin Sessions, the first six conversations that shaped Inside the Collective before Season 1. Recorded early and released as a set, they capture the show finding its voice.