Fast Companyflipped into Fast Company Videos11:34Videos How American Ballet Theatre bounced back after losing all revenue due to COVID Fast CompanyAmerican Ballet Theatre is considered one of the greatest dance companies in the world. When COVID hit, ABT had to cancel its entire season. As a company with a budget of $40M a year, it lost all of its...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast Company Videos5:15Videos How Oakley designed Team USA’s Olympic sunglasses Fast CompanyOakley designed its new Kato line of sunglasses to be manufactured without a frame in order to maximize performance. Nick Garfias, Oakley’s vice president of design, shares his thought process and some...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast Company Videos7:40Videos Activist Alicia Garza on politics, queer rights, and the future of America Fast CompanyAlicia Garza is an activist, cofounder of the Black Lives Matter movement, founder of Black Futures Lab, and author of "The Purpose of Power: How We Come Together When We Fall Apart." Here she discusses...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast Company Videos4:54Videos How Avocados from Mexico changed the game for marketing fruit Fast Company Avocados from Mexico is a small business with only 34 employees, yet its emphasis on innovative and hilarious Super Bowl commercials has created an excellent marketing strategy for the versatile fruit.
Fast Companyflipped into Fast Company Videos3:40Videos Queer leaders on the impact of the pandemic and the future beyond it Fast Company2020 had a huge impact on our lives, from the global pandemic to our reckoning with racism and bigotry. Alicia Garza, cofounder of Black Lives Matter; Sally Susman, chief corporate affairs officer at Jen...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast Company Videos3:59Videos BrandLive reinvents the long and tedious all hands meeting Fast CompanyBrandLive saved President Joe Biden's digital campaign. Now, the video platform is reinventing the big internal meeting. Instead of showcasing blurry slides and pixelated videos in an all hands meeting,...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast Co. LeadershipBrainstorming Less brainstorming, more daydreaming? This creative facilitator says yesverified_publisher Fast Company - By Johnnie MooreBrainstorming gets results fast, but are they the best ones, or even good ones? And if not, how else might we look for solutions that really work? In 1920s London, Queen Mary, the formidable wife of King...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast CompanyMicrosoft Amazon’s productivity tablet is half the price of an iPad—and half as goodverified_publisher Fast Company - By Jared NewmanFrom an app standpoint, Fire tablets still make far more sense for play than they do for work. Apple isn’t the only one that thinks a tablet can replace your laptop. Last month, Amazon released a new of...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast CompanyStudents Why parents and educators should think like entrepreneursverified_publisher Fast Company - By Chandra PemmasaniWhether you’re teaching kids or starting a company, these strategies will make all the difference. As schools around the country celebrate the end of an academic year fraught with compromise and frustration,...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast CompanyDesign The secrets behind the plastic spoon: a ‘perfect’ design with terrible consequencesverified_publisher Fast Company - By Elizabeth SegranAn exhibit at the London Design Biennale presents hundreds of spoons as a way to start a conversation about how even good design can have unintended results. Disposable spoons are a scourge on the planet:...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast Companyentertainment news NFT mania hits Hollywood: ‘It’s found money’verified_publisher Fast Company - By Nicole LaPorteThe tokenized digital art craze has hit the entertainment biz, and producers, studios, and talent agencies are mining NFTs in search of the next ‘Star Wars.’ Several months ago, Dawn Olmstead, chief executive...
Fast Companyflipped into Fast Co. IdeasEnergy At these low-income apartment buildings, solar power helps pay for free WiFiverified_publisher Fast Company - By Adele PetersAfter installing panels on the roof, the electricity savings from common areas in the buildings will be passed on to residents in the form of free internet access. In the Brooklyn neighborhood of Crown...
