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Abel Lenz

Principal product designer at Syndio

Abel Lenz, Principal Designer at Syndio

Abel Lenz is a Principal Designer at Syndio, a company that provides workplace equity analytics and software solutions.35 He has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles.3

Prior to joining Syndio, Lenz worked as a Product Design Consultant at Racket and All Turtles.4 He was also previously employed at AOL, where he served as the Creative Director of Patch, AOL's local news division.1

Lenz spearheaded the Patch 2.0 redesign project at AOL in the first half of 2012.1 However, during a conference call with about 1,000 AOL employees, CEO Tim Armstrong fired Lenz abruptly and went on to criticize the Patch 2.0 update that Lenz had led.1

Lenz holds a degree from the Massachusetts College of Art.2 His LinkedIn profile URL is https://www.linkedin.com/in/abellenz.2

Highlights

Feb 19 · linkedin

Freelance CD/AD/Designer needed. I'm helping subscription dog food brand Ollie out with some UX and general design consulting. I need an experienced freelance designer to partner up with me on implementing their new brand across all their digital touchpoints. It's a small team over there so we'll be working directly with the CMO. It's an opportunity to make a big impact for a rapidly growing startup and work with a great team. Starts soon and has concise deadlines. They are also looking for a designer to join the team full time. ALSO, DOGGGGGS!

May 23 · linkedin

👯‍♀️ We're looking for collaborative teams to join the Racket beta! https://www.racket.app

Racket makes conversations better. Integrated text and voice channels, automatic highlights, rewind, and audio emoji. #beta #app #voice #teams

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