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Andrew Speight Turned a Rebrand Into a Career in the C-Suite
He arrived at RXNT as a senior graphic designer and, in the same year, became its chief marketing officer. His career makes a tidy case for the executive value of noticing what everyone else skims past.
Laurie Miller Built Her Marketing Career From the Page Up
Before she marketed governed content for the age of AI, Laurie Miller spent a decade making every page earn its place. Her route from magazine design to MadCap Software's C-suite is a study in how craft becomes operating discipline.
Tina Lombardo Makes the Case for Design That Keeps Moving
The Penji marketing advisor has spent a decade turning design's subjective choices into practical decisions - one brief, revision, and useful piece of advice at a time.
Sehan Sanjula Turned the Overnight Shift Into a Design Company
Zyner began with two laptops, months without a client and midnight calls from Colombo. Sehan Sanjula’s real product was not another design package - it was a way to make creative work arrive without the chase.
Raed Khawaja Is Building a Place to Come to Your Senses
He left the machinery of finance and consumer brands to study a quieter question: what helps people become present together? Open is his answer - part app, part Venice studio, and part long experiment in designing for attention.
Rebecca Shostak
Rebecca Shostak is the co-founder and CEO of Flodesk, a design-first email marketing platform that reached $36 million in annual recurring revenue without a single dollar of outside funding. A Silicon Valley native who taught herself Photoshop at 10, designed merchandise for Rihanna and Linkin Park, and built a company that Y Combinator rejected - then outgrew - Shostak turned a template shop frustration into a platform serving over 100,000 small businesses worldwide. Now steering Flodesk into AI, she spent five months in Vietnam with her engineering team building proprietary technology and filing seven patents.