Speaker
Sophie Cooper
UX Consultant and Thought Leader
Sophie Cooper (née Kleber) is an expert in ethical AI and future human-machine interaction, who deeply understands the cognitive and emotional impact of automated assistants, artificial intelligence, and physical spaces on human thriving.

Who is Sophie Cooper?
Until recently, Sophie used to be the UX Director for the Future of Work at Google. Before that, she held the Global Executive Creative Director role at Huge, collaborating with brands like IKEA, Goldman Sachs, Thomson Reuters and the Harry Potter Franchise. Sophie now runs her own design consultancy, and teaches at Hyperisland in Stockholm, and at Tomorrow University in Berlin.
Sophie is a regular House of Beautiful Business and SXSW speaker and occasionally writes for Harvard Business Review. She holds an MA in Communication Design and an MBA in Product Design. She is a Fulbright fellow, a part-time ceramic artist and an avid foodie.
What is your vision on our creative industry?
A UX designer, educator and a thought leader with over 20 years of experience in the field, Sophie meticulously probes our current integration with technology and the role it should play in everyday lives, in creation and in human relationships. What do we need to enable now in order to design a tech future that enables individuals to be their best selves, and how do we craft the next generation of user experiences that drive business transformation?
What are you bringing to UX Rotterdam?
Coming soon
April 22 & 23, 2027
2 DAYS CONFERENCE TICKET
€649,-
+21% VAT
REGULAR PRICE TICKET
Regular price of tickets ends 1st of March 2027
Your ticket gives you access to:
All keynote talks on the main stage big theater and in the small theater
Any workshop (first come, first seated) across both days
Evening events: To be announced
Daily lunch, coffee, and snacks
Networking lounges (including the exclusive recruitment lounge)
Selected video & keynote slides archive after the event
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