Special Edition: Building Diverse Design Teams, Part 2
On August 28, I hosted a webinar on Building Diverse Design Teams in which I spoke to some of the top leaders in design about the importance of building a more diverse, equitable and representative profession—and what we as individual leaders can do to make that happen. The event was also a fundrai…
S12E10: The Past, Present and Future of Design with Lee Moreau
Lee Moreau is the host of the Design Observer podcasts Design As and The Futures Archive. He is also a Professor of the Practice of Design at Northeastern University and the founder and director of Other Tomorrows, a design and strategy consultancy based in Boston.
Lee is also the perfect guest to …
DB|BD at Aspen: Judy Samuelson is Still Thinking About the Purpose of a Corporation
If you’re in the business world, you’ve heard of Judy Samuelson. Even if you’re not in the business world, you may have heard of Judy Samuelson. That’s because Judy is one of the most influential voices thinking about and wrestling with the purpose of business in the modern world and how capitalism…
DB|BD at Aspen: Todd Breyfogle on the Aspen Institute’s Humanistic History
In 1949, Walter and Elizabeth Paepkes invited 2,000 artists, thinkers and business leaders to the abandoned mining town of Aspen, Colorado, for the first iteration of an Aspen Institute gathering. Eight decades later, artists, thinkers and business leaders still convene in Aspen every summer to dis…
AI, Radical Collaboration & Hope: DB|BD Returns to the Aspen Business and Society Summit
Listeners, it has been a while, but DB|BD is back! And this season we are thinking about radical collaboration. For the second year in a row, Design Observer is publishing some exclusive conversations from the Aspen Institute's Business and Society Summit. In July, DBBD host Ellen McGirt interviewe…
DB|BD Presents: Draw the Line
DB|BD is proud to introduce Design Observer's latest podcast: Draw the Line, the inside story of Louisiana’s fight over power, maps, and who gets left off them.
Because every district line is a design decision — and every decision is about who gets power.
The Supreme Court case Louisiana v. Callai…
DB|BD at Aspen: Dean Erika James Says a Prepared Leader is a Disciplined One
Erika James became the dean of the Wharton School on July 1, 2020. So she knows a thing or two about leading during a crisis.
She even wrote a book about it. Dean James, and her co-author Lynn Perry Wooten, published The Prepared Leader in the fall of 2022. The book breaks down the phases of cris…
DB|BD at Aspen: AI is the Greatest Civil Rights Issue of Our Time With Chris Hyams
Chris Hyams spent 15 years at the job search platform Indeed, becoming its CEO in 2019. When he stepped down in 2025, more than 300 million jobseekers visited Indeed’s site every month. He also 200x’d the company’s revenue.
So why would a guy who is so good at what he does step down? According to …
DB|BD at Aspen: Motivating People is a Design Challenge with Deloitte’s Steve Goldbach
Steve Goldbach leads Deloitte’s Sustainability and Infrastructure practice. He believes today's leaders face an emerging new design challenge: figuring out how the next generation will build real judgment and taste when AI is taking over so much of the work that used to teach it. He's the co-autho…
DB|BD at Aspen: Innovation Requires Collaboration with Professor Linda Hill
No one has better insight on what it takes to lead across space and time than Linda Hill. She has been a professor at Harvard Business School for forty years. Her current title is the Wallace Brett Donham Professor of Business Administration and Faculty Chair of the Leadership Initiative. She’s als…
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