007 Navigating the Intersection of Technology and Design
02/12/25 • 52 min
Experiential Destinations - the science, stories and innovation behind the unforgettable
We connect with visionary leaders who craft remarkable experiences that leave long-lasting impressions on their audiences. Each episode takes you on a journey through the creative minds and innovative approaches of our guests, revealing valuable insights into navigating and excelling in today’s digitally saturated landscape.
From the science of engagement to the art of storytelling, join us in exploring the transformative power of Experiential Destinations and their profound impact on people and brands.
In this episode of Experiential Destinations, Daniel Hirschmann speaks with Marc Maleh, CTO at HUGE, about his journey in technology and design, the importance of collaboration, and the impact of technology on modern work environments. They discuss the intersection of physical and digital worlds, particularly in sports, and explore the future of AI and generative technologies. Marc shares valuable advice for emerging creatives and technologists, emphasizing the need for humility, collaboration, and mastery of one's craft.
Thank you for enjoying Experiential Destinations with us!
- Marc can be found on Instagram & LinkedIn
- Huge can be found on the web, LinkedIn and Instagram
- The Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU can be found here
- Marc mentioned the Delta Parallel Reality Experience.
- You can find Hirsch & Mann on LinkedIn, on the web, on X (twitter), Instagram and TikTok.
- You can find Daniel Hirschmann here.
- You can also watch the episode on YouTube
Credits:
Video: Hirsch & Mann
Audio: Transition by Six Umbrellas, Free Music Archive, CC BY-SA.
Thank you and have a spectacular day or night wherever and whenever you are!
Experiential Destinations - the science, stories and innovation behind the unforgettable
We connect with visionary leaders who craft remarkable experiences that leave long-lasting impressions on their audiences. Each episode takes you on a journey through the creative minds and innovative approaches of our guests, revealing valuable insights into navigating and excelling in today’s digitally saturated landscape.
From the science of engagement to the art of storytelling, join us in exploring the transformative power of Experiential Destinations and their profound impact on people and brands.
In this episode of Experiential Destinations, Daniel Hirschmann speaks with Marc Maleh, CTO at HUGE, about his journey in technology and design, the importance of collaboration, and the impact of technology on modern work environments. They discuss the intersection of physical and digital worlds, particularly in sports, and explore the future of AI and generative technologies. Marc shares valuable advice for emerging creatives and technologists, emphasizing the need for humility, collaboration, and mastery of one's craft.
Thank you for enjoying Experiential Destinations with us!
- Marc can be found on Instagram & LinkedIn
- Huge can be found on the web, LinkedIn and Instagram
- The Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU can be found here
- Marc mentioned the Delta Parallel Reality Experience.
- You can find Hirsch & Mann on LinkedIn, on the web, on X (twitter), Instagram and TikTok.
- You can find Daniel Hirschmann here.
- You can also watch the episode on YouTube
Credits:
Video: Hirsch & Mann
Audio: Transition by Six Umbrellas, Free Music Archive, CC BY-SA.
Thank you and have a spectacular day or night wherever and whenever you are!
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006 How the Experience of Design Impacts Scalability
Experiential Destinations - the science, stories and innovation behind the unforgettable
We connect with visionary leaders who craft remarkable experiences that leave long-lasting impressions on their audiences. Each episode takes you on a journey through the creative minds and innovative approaches of our guests, revealing valuable insights into navigating and excelling in today’s digitally saturated landscape.
From the science of engagement to the art of storytelling, join us in exploring the transformative power of Experiential Destinations and their profound impact on people and brands.
In episode 6 of Experiential Destinations, we speak with Lauren Celenza, a writer and digital designer based in the US.
Key Takeaways:
- Lauren Celenza worked on Google Maps from 2016 to 2021.
- Google Maps had significant gaps in inclusivity across different regions.
- Experiencing the challenges firsthand led to better design decisions.
- Building relationships with local experts is crucial for inclusive design.
- AI can reduce tedious tasks but should not replace human interaction.
- Storytelling is essential for effective communication in tech.
- Tech workers face unique challenges, including burnout and mental health issues.
- Multidisciplinary skills enhance resilience in creative careers.
- Technology should enhance, not replace, human connections.
- Education on digital hygiene is necessary for all ages.
Thank you for enjoying Experiential Destinations with us!
- Lauren can be found on Instagram and LinkedIn
- Her website is https://laurencelenza.com/
- Her substack newsletter and interview series are worth checking out!
- I mentioned friend of the pod Alex Deschamps Sonsino’s Goodnight Lamp
- You can find Hirsch & Mann on LinkedIn, on the web, on X (twitter), Instagram and TikTok.
- You can find Daniel Hirschmann here.
- You can also watch the episode on YouTube
Credits:
Video: Hirsch & Mann
Audio: Transition by Six Umbrellas, Free Music Archive, CC BY-SA.
Keywords:
Lauren Celenza, Google Maps, design, technology, inclusivity, Code for America, tech workers, storytelling, human experience, AI, future of technology, Unfinished Festival, Experiential, ExperientialInnovation, ExperientialDesign
Thank you and have a spectacular day or night wherever and whenever you are!
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Episode 008 - A Journey Through Creative Innovation with Valentina Culatti
Experiential Destinations - the science, stories and innovation behind the unforgettable
We connect with visionary leaders who craft remarkable experiences that leave long-lasting impressions on their audiences. Each episode takes you on a journey through the creative minds and innovative approaches of our guests, revealing valuable insights into navigating and excelling in today’s digitally saturated landscape.
From the science of engagement to the art of storytelling, join us in exploring the transformative power of Experiential Destinations and their profound impact on people and brands.
In this episode of Experiential Destinations, Daniel Hirschmann speaks with Valentina Culatti, Director of EMEA Creative Strategy and Global Sponsored Production at Snap Inc, about her journey from the early days in multimedia to her current role at Snapchat. She discusses her experiences in digital production, the transition to tech with Facebook, and her current focus on creativity and innovation at Snap.
Thank you for enjoying Experiential Destinations with us!
- Valentina can be found on LinkedIn
- Snap can be found on the web and LinkedIn
- John Maeda’s laws of simplicity can be found here
- Rei Inamato’s quote of Rick Rubin’s “The Creative Act: The Way of Being” can be found here.
- You can find Hirsch & Mann on LinkedIn, on the web, on X (twitter), Instagram and TikTok.
- You can find Daniel Hirschmann here.
- You can also watch the episode on YouTube
Credits:
Video: Hirsch & Mann
Audio: Transition by Six Umbrellas, Free Music Archive, CC BY-SA.
Thank you and have a spectacular day or night wherever and whenever you are!
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