AIGA Design for Social Value Conference

October 9-10, 2012

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco

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Design + Business = Social Value

At “Gain: AIGA Design for Social Value Conference” attendees heard design, business and social innovation leaders from a variety of industries share their visionary approaches to creating social value. Presenters demonstrated the broadening role design plays in institutional strategy, leadership, process and service, product and message, and how the creative attributes of designers provide special advantages to tackling socially relevant projects and enhancing the human experience.

We encourage you to continue the conversation via #GainConference on Twitter, and get involved with the AIGA Design for Good program.

Speakers at “Gain” included:

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Principal
Rule29
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Banny Banerjee
Director
Stanford ChangeLabs
 
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Gaby Brink
Founder and chief designer
Tomorrow and Tomorrow Labs
Founder and CEO
Sparkwise
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Morgan Clendaniel, moderator
Editor
Fast Company's Co.Exist
 
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Robert Fabricant
Vice president of creative
frog
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Rich Hollant
Principal and design director
co:lab
 
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Co-lead and creative director 
IDEO.org
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Ravi Naidoo
Founder and managing director 
Interactive Africa and Design Indaba
 
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Founder and executive director 
Project H Design
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Susana Rodriguez de Tembleque
Executive creative director
SYPartners
 
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Chief evangelist
Rock Health
 

Designers, businesses, organizations and governments recognize the need to take a holistic, human-centered approach to working in the greater world and acknowledge that they must create social value in order to succeed.

“Gain” showed us that what designers do on a daily basis—create, communicate, strategize, analyze, translate, collaborate—is what puts them in the perfect position to build social value for their companies, clients and communities.

Thanks to everyone who attended and supported the 2012 conference!

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