HIVE November/December 2020
Meet Elle Decor’s New EIC, Asad Syrkett
Last month, the DLN Community had the opportunity to speak with Asad and hear about his New York City upbringing, his early moments in the design industry and how he ultimately ended up where he is today…
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The DLN’s 2020 Virtual Summit will empower leaders of our design community to make a difference. Join us to be inspired, to learn, and to share an experience born out of the unique circumstances of 2020 and look forward to an optimistic future.
Travel By Design
We’re excited to announce the official launch of our first ever book published by Assouline. Showcasing travel photographs by more than 150 of America’s top architects and designers, Travel by Design is an inspiring guide to the power of travel to shape and expand our world. Order your copy today!
Expert Access Highlight: Pinterest Best Practices and Keys to Success
The DLN audience was joined by Megan Kleban and Conor Ryan from Pinterest for an informative Expert Access about the platform’s newest feature Story Pins. For a written recap of the details from this discussion, as well as key resources to get set up with Story Pins…
HIVE Edition 5
The DLN is excited to share the fourth issue of HIVE. Peak inside for ideas, inspiration and insight directly from our Member and Partners.
Business Forum Highlight: What Buyers Want Now
How do you reframe problems with the perspective of the people you serve? How do you find user needs and solve for them? These are some key questions to consider when looking at consumers through the lens of design.
Business Forum Highlight: The Growing Power of Ecommerce
Ecommerce was seeing exponential growth as a means to sell and interact with customers well before COVID-19. Since the start of the pandemic this means of doing business has grown at an even more rapid pace, from double to 10x depending on the company.
Business Forum Highlight: The Social Responsibility of Firms
In order to best understand the present and the future, we must learn from the lessons of the past. When you specifically look at the year 1968, it’s eerily similar to what we are experiencing today. Following that time in our history, companies that made themselves relevant to baby boomers thrived while those that did not folded.
Business Forum Highlight: A Very Current Conversation About Marketing
Brands that win today don’t just drive loyalty, they drive obsession. The brands that people chose become part of their identities. In fact, more important than what people see from your brand (logo, colors, etc.) is what they feel. Your brand should tell consumers why they should care. Brand is the living, breathing driver of the entire customer experience.