Nicole Gull McElroy

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  • Deem Journal co-founders (left to right) Marquise Stillwell, Alice Grandoit, and Nu Goteh.Newsletters

    How Deem Journal is setting a new paradigm for discussing design and who gets to be called a designer

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  • Visually Impaired Man Making a Card Payment.Newsletters

    Empathetic design is redefining accessibility for people with disabilities and special needs—and a growing number of major companies are adopting it

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  • HONG KONG , Hong Kong – 10 July 2019; Bracken Darrell, CEO, Logitech, on Centre Stage during day two of RISE 2019 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Hong Kong. (Photo By Harry Murphy/Sportsfile via Getty Images)Newsletters

    Why designing the future of business requires embracing radical transformation

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  • Clare doll checking the tire pressure of a truck.Finance

    How a doll named Clare is trying to help solve trucking’s labor shortage—by attracting women and girls to the field

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  • Carbon Express CEO Steve Rush.<br /> Courtesy of Steve RushFinance

    A trucking CEO is determined to revamp a vilified industry—starting with $85,000 salaries and nights in hotels

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  • Airtable Chief Product Officer Andrew OfstadNewsletters

    ‘We are like a LEGO kit’: How Airtable mastered the art of the open-ended use case and became the premier database platform

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  • NOBULL co-founders Marcus Wilson (left) and Michael Schaeffer (right) in their store in Boston.Newsletters

    The duo behind CrossFit’s favorite athletic brand has a unique design approach—no BS—and it’s paying off

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  • Jenny Arden, Chief Design Officer at ZillowNewsletters

    Zillow’s first CDO looks ahead to a new era of ‘innovation and disruption’

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  • Portraits of black designers Wes O' Haire, Chelsi Cocking and Hasque May.Newsletters

    Designing the change: Black designers on equity and representation in the industry

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  • A date on the calendarFinance

    How ‘book a time on my calendar’ became one of the most aggressive things you can say at work

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  • NEW YORK, NEW YORK &#8211; DECEMBER 30: A door-dash delivery driver waits near a restaurant on December 30, 2020 in New York City. The pandemic continues to burden restaurants and bars as businesses struggle to thrive with evolving government restrictions and social distancing plans which impact keeping businesses open yet challenge profitability. (Photo by Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images)Newsletters

    How DoorDash leveraged a customer problem to create its most successful feature yet

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  • An athlete runs past a sign for the Whirlpool Global Headquarters as he competes during the run portion of the IRONMAN 70.3 Steelhead, as seen in June 2021. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images for IRONMAN)Education Articles

    How MBA internships at Fortune 500 companies can lead to full-time jobs

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  • Tia co-founders, COO Felicity Yost (left), and CEO Carolyn Witte (right). Courtesy of Tia.Newsletters

    A woman’s touch: Why female-led startups are centering design in their business

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  • Caucasian architect examining urban model in officeNewsletters

    Is your city lovable? Why the Great Migration is forcing city planners to rethink urban design

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  • Virtual Reality DesignerNewsletters

    Virtual reality is offering designers new ways to see the world—and design for it, too

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