Work
About
NeoCon 2018: Make Yourself at Home
'This is what Democracy Looks Like'
Signed, Rapson
'I Refuse to be Irrelevant'
Tossing for Aces
Rising Above the Rubble
Back Bench
A Mid-Century Revival
Inspiration: A Springtime Rain
The Start and Failure of Ayloo
'A Drive to Prove Myself'
The Entrepreneurial Relationship
Doing More Good
A Work of Collaboration
Ideas with Creative Courage
Stuff You Need Cheap
Police Patrol
Moving to the Caymans
A Billion Dollar Company
Engaging the Market
'I Didn't Give Up'
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Soaring above challenges has been a theme Clair Jansma has embraced.
A 2018 Introduction for Leland International, Back Bench, designed by Burkhard Vogther, embraces simplicity in its most mysterious form.
If Kyle Klein could give other disc golfers hoping for success one piece of advice, it would be that nothing comes easy. Something Kyle knows about first hand.
Wanting to keep the essence of Leland alive but present it from a different angle, 2B Studio utilized inviting, residential textiles and soft lighting to achieve both a physical and visual feeling of comfort in their showroom.
For most young people, falling means a bruise or scratch. For Kaleb Sydloski, it often means a broken bone and surgery. The severity of Kaleb’s osteogenesis imperfecta first became clear to him during a second-grade trip to the roller rink.
Behind every design is the drive to create something timeless, something that gets better over the years. A classic mid-century room starts with reflection.
A person’s signature speaks volumes. A symbol of authenticity and origin, an autograph stands still even after a lifetime concludes.
Every piece of Leland furniture comes with a story, an inspiration. The essence of the Leah table? A springtime rain.
It's estimated that one in every 100 Americans marched Saturday, Jan. 21, to protest the inauguration of President Donald Trump and promote the need for equal rights as part of the "Women's March on Washington."
CEO of SYNC – StuffYouNeedCheap.com, Kevin Pluimer looks to make good hygiene a priority through monthly undergarment distribution.
Ibtisam Matta woke up at 5:40 a.m. this morning. She packed her backpack with books, notebooks, pencils and pens and left by 6 a.m. to make it to the gym before the start of her day. In all aspects, she's the average college student.
From the outside, a technology startup seems like a simple way to present a heartfelt idea and make millions. The reality of the situation is that it may be more of a process than often is initially considered.
Lucy Aharish still remembers walking into the bathroom of her school and seeing the words that were painted on the walls, "Lucy is a dirty Arab," "Death to Arabs."
CEO of CoFoundersLab and now CMO of Onevest, Shahab Kaviani is well versed in the world of startups.
By the age of 10, Bill McKendry was negotiating home mortgage rates on behalf of his deaf parents. These were the first – and certainly not the last – group of people he gave a voice to in corporate America.