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Liz Stinson

Managing Editor, Eye on Design

Liz Stinson is a senior editor at Fast Company, where she oversees the publication's design coverage.1 Previously, she held the position of executive editor at AIGA's Eye on Design from November 2017 to October 2022.1 Stinson has an extensive background in journalism, having worked as a staff writer at WIRED for over 4 years and as a freelance writer for various publications since 2009.1

Throughout her career, Stinson has written for notable publications such as WIRED, Curbed, Gizmodo, Architectural Digest, Metropolis, and The Wall Street Journal Magazine.1 She has covered the intersection of design, culture, and business in her work.2

Stinson also co-edited the book "What It Means to Be a Designer Today," which is a collection of essays and interviews examining the design profession's impact on society and culture.2 She is based in Brooklyn, New York, and holds a Bachelor of Journalism degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.1

Highlights

Aug 23 · linkedin

A lot can happen in a week of politics.

As Mark Wilson writes in a new piece for Fast Company: On Monday, Kamala Harris was an exciting political contender. By Thursday night, she looked a lot like the next President.

That transformation was by design. This week, the Democratic Party pulled off what can only be described as a total brand turnaround. In a new piece, Mark unpacks how the Democrats harnessed energy, visual design, and celebrity to build the almost intangible momentum required to turn a good candidate into a winning one.

You can read his analysis here:

Jul 23 · linkedin

It's a big day at Fast Company—we're announcing the honorees of the 2024 Innovation by Design Awards!

This year, our team of editors and writers pored over thousands of applications to choose 50 winners that represent some of the best design work of the year.

Our Design Company of the Year is the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, who between 2016 and 2023 doubled its royalty income with a strategy aimed at making the architect's legacy relevant for younger generations. And we've got equally exciting winners up and down the list, including SKIMS, Pentagram, Nike, Figma, and many others.

This year we added a new honor that we're calling "Designs of the Year." These ten projects were chosen by our editorial team for their unmatched impact, creativity, and execution. It's another way to celebrate and elevate some of the best design work of the year.

Thank you to all of the applicants, whose amazing projects, products, services, and ideas made the judging process a joy. We hope you'll spend some time with the list—there's a lot here to be inspired by.

See the full list here:

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Brooklyn, New York