Posts tagged Zoom
Men "Make-up" for Lost Time
Men "Make-up" for Lost Time

As a result of an unexpected increased use of video conferencing during the pandemic and shifting cultural norms, it has become much more acceptable for men to dabble in cosmetics. Summer Journalism Fellow Charlotte Ehlers traces the evolution of men’s makeup from the Ancient Egyptians to the present day and then analyzes consumer behavior that is influencing the steadily growing men’s makeup market. Finally, she predicts that the market in the future will continue to be more open to skincare, grooming, and lean more towards ‘unisex’ or natural makeup.

Read More
Finance & Business, Journalism Fellowship, LifestyleCharlotte Ehlersmakeup, masculinity, gender, disparity, cosmetic, history, marketing, advertising, brand, design, branding, career, sexuality, market, grooming, personal care, fragrance, camera, Zoom, video, supermarket, ecommerce, shopping, purchases, social media
A Conversation with Dina Rezvanipour, Founder and President of 3d Public Relations & Marketing
A Conversation with Dina Rezvanipour, Founder and President of 3d Public Relations & Marketing

Dina Rezvanipour, Founder and President of 3d Public Relations & Marketing, discusses the importance of getting clients in the hands of the “right” influencers and the driving factors behind her passion project, Generation Philanthropy. She also explains how COVID-19 has changed her business strategy from in-person events to livestreams and Zoom and how 3d’s focus has shifted towards supporting their clients one-on-one during the pandemic in order to help them come out on the other side stronger.

Read More
Interviews, Finance & BusinessSeoyoung HongLeadership, marketing, Public Relations, PR, 3d Public Relations & Marketing, talent, philanthropy, influencer, social media, livestream, COVID19, management, entrepreneurship, startup, agency, growth, Zoom, virtual, online
Designing a Conference: A Student's Reflection on the DN 2020 Virtual Experience
Designing a Conference: A Student's Reflection on the DN 2020 Virtual Experience

Alyssa Sheeres, a junior from Seattle Pacific University and attendee of our 2020 Design Nation Conference, reflects on her initial reaction to the conference going online due to COVID-19 and the surprising insights about the power of design beyond the visual aspects and aesthetics that she derived from her virtual experience.

Read More
Opinions, Design Nation, Event CoverageBusiness Todaydesign, Designation, aesthetic, strategy, impact, COVID19, virtual conference, Student opinion, conference, Zoom, remote work, visual
Discrimination in the Digits: A Conversation with Ruha Benjamin, Author of “Race after Technology”
Discrimination in the Digits: A Conversation with Ruha Benjamin, Author of “Race after Technology”

Dr. Ruha Benjamin, Professor of African American Studies at Princeton University, challenges the dominant narrative that technology always equals progress in her latest novel “Race After Technology: Abolitionist Tools for the New Jim Code,” examining how the heavy impact of COVID-19 on minority communities has exposed default settings of inequity in innovation that have been historically present.

Read More
Spring 2020, Technology, Culture, InterviewsArjun JagjivanDiversity, hiring, tech, inequality, Zoom, algorithms, COVID19, stem, leadership, r5