Margot Duane is a creative project director, producer, internationally published photographer, and founder of ThreeSixtyNOW—a circular culture initiative designed to make sharing, reuse, repair, and sustainable living more accessible, community-driven, and joyful.

For more than thirty years, Margot has used imagery, storytelling, and creative production to illuminate people and ideas that matter. Her photographs have appeared in TIME, Rolling Stone, Forbes, TechCrunch, The Wall Street Journal, New Scientist, The New Zealand Herald, Good Housekeeping, The Listener, the Los Angeles Times, and several books. She has led complex international photography projects, produced exhibitions and benefit events, and helped mission-driven organizations become visible, memorable, and supported.

Today, her work is expanding from documenting change to designing experiences that help create it. Through ThreeSixtyNOW and projects including Swap-a-Luma!, Margot is exploring how circular living can reduce waste, strengthen communities, and transform what we already have into shared abundance.

Fueled by curiosity and a conviction that creativity belongs in service of the greater good, Margot is a triplet from a family of adventurers, has Māori heritage, and feels at home in both the San Francisco Bay Area and New Zealand.

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