SOURCE:School of Visual Arts - Design for Social Innovation
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For this first-ever interview series, AIGA spoke with Women Lead committee members and supporters who are stewarding in a new era of increased leadership and impact by women in design. (Increased design impact? Great for everyone.)
Lynda Decker, co-chair of AIGA Women Lead, said of interviewing for this series, “remember, men don’t spend time thinking about how to speak their mind and still be adorable.” These interviews definitely go beyond “adorable.” From “terrifying” moments to the “most valuable,” we covered a lot of ground: how these women leaders got to where there are today, what they learned along the way, and everything inbetween. The result is great insights for you.
New stories from our supporters will be shared each Wednesday throughout Women’s history month. Cheryl Heller's interview coming soon! Read the first two now.
KEYWORDS: Education, Women In Business, School of Visual Arts, Graphic Design, AIGA, Leadership, Women's History Month, American Institute of Graphic Arts
