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DBA Webinars: Designing the service back into our services
By Design Business Association
How has the human impact of Covid-19 changed the face of consumption and service as we know it? Find out in this insight-packed webinar recording with Joel Bailey, Director, Experience Led Transformation at EY Seren. Explore the recovery of lost compassion and empathy and the impact that will have for our future and the transition into new models of working worlds.
Business skills, Strategy development
Design thinking will kill us all: or why we need a new philosophy of design if we want to save civilisation
Join us for this free live webinar, Friday 17 July at 1pm and explore why we need a new Philosophy of Design if we want to save civilisation with Craig Walmsley, Senior Director, Customer Experience & Innovation Consulting for Publicis Sapient.
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Guide to redundancy
By Croner
This guide, from our HR partner Croner, explores the basics of redundancy and offers guidance on how to avoid common pitfalls.
Designing the service back into our services
The human impact of C19 has been tragic, yet the human response to it has been inspiring. People instinctively asked "how can I help" in a way that they didn't before. Joel Bailey, Director, Experience Led Transformation at EY Seren, will take us through what has been revealed about the changing face of consumption, the recovery of lost compassion and empathy and the impact that will have for our future and the transition into new models of working worlds. As designers we have a once in a lifetime chance to design compassionate service back into our services. Tune in to find out how from 13:00-14:30 this Friday.
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DBA Webinars: reignite your creativity
By Design Business Association
Coronavirus resource: Mark Shayler, owner of sustainable innovation consultancy Ape, took to the stage to inspire and remind us of the power of purpose-driven creativity. DBA Members can watch the recording here.
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DBA Webinars: managing remote teams during COVID-19
By Design Business Association
Coronavirus resource: How do you enable conditions for success, even when working apart? Electrolux’s Chief Design Officer, Pernilla Johansson, imparts lessons learnt in tackling the implications of Covid-19 on her team and their performance. Watch the webinar here.
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8 October 2024 | The British Museum, London | 13:30-22...
Freelance Middleweight Designer - Holmes Studio
Holmes Studio
Holmes Studio is a close-knit team working with resolve, experience and imagination. We work with a range of different designers with different talents and are looking to expand our books.
You must have excellent typography skills; experience designing across print, web, motion and environmental graphics; high attention to detail; be happy to work remotely; be based in the UK (location isn’t important, but occasional visits to London may be necessary). Please send us your CV, some examples of your work (or website) and your day rate, we’re looking forward to hearing from you. Contact us at hello@holmes-studio.com.
- Location:
- London / remote
- Posted date:
- 26/06/2020
Limiting or liberating? The impact of COVID-19 on your team and their performance – a design leader’s response.
Join us for this free one hour webinar, where we'll talk to Pernilla Johansson, Chief Design Officer of Electrolux. Following on from her talk in January of this year about design leadership, we'll find out how in control does she feel today? What lessons has she learnt about herself and her team? And what are the positive and lasting impacts that COVID-19 will have on her business?
Fear of moving on: how creative bravery is the answer to the worst kind of FOMO.
The real FOMO is a fear of moving on, not a fear of missing out. Right now we have no choice. We have to move on. Based on his acclaimed workshop, Mark Shayler, Founder of Ape, will talk about the fear of moving on, about how creativity is the only way to move forwards, and why creativity without purpose is not creativity at all.
