Join us on June 26-27 at the annual Women in Design Conference organized by the Industrial Society of America.
Our VP Design Experience, @AA, head of our Design Studio, has been invited to share her views on the shifts needed to shape a better world, by design.
In light of the many contemporary “unknowns” we are facing, organizations and societies need a shift in attitude, and build new capacities and narratives: an opportunity for women to help change the rules of the game, the conditions in which design and designers engage.
As we need to transition from a production economy to a “generative” economy, a “good ancestor” approach is required, shifting from short to long term propositions, bringing new knowledge and know-how to corporations, offering alternative propositions to collectively imagine and build a better world.
With the relentless rise of technological advances, we see an urgency in humanizing tech, in designing for humanity, for care, for circularity, for Nature. Let’s seize the moment to usher in an era of responsible innovation, sustainable and circular, embracing birth, life, death… and regeneration.
Looking forward to seeing you there
Event Overview
This event is IDSA’s annual celebration of inclusion and diversity in design. Now in its 8th year, the Women in Design Deep Dive is an event for all design professionals who are seeking fresh and varied perspectives. Get ready to engage in interactive workshops and activities that will give you quick boosts of learning in ways immediately applicable to your job. The theme for 2024 centers on amplifying your efforts to gain more influence, get what you need in negotiations, effectively communicate design value, become a master at self-direction, and more. The hands-on practice you will experience will grow your skills and level up your design career, while also cultivating a diverse professional network.
Who Is This Event For?
Entry Level Designers/Students: Connect, gain insights into various design career paths, and understand the dynamics of the field.
Mid-Career Designers: Network, explore diverse career trajectories, and enhance your technical expertise.
Senior/Lead Designers: Elevate your business acumen, leadership skills, and team management strategies.
Design Educators: Discover valuable perspectives, tools, and case studies to enrich teaching methodologies, inspire students, and stay updated on industry trends.
