How can designers and creative technologists effectively bridge technical and cultural divides in the world? Join the ATLAS community as we welcome Forest Young, global chief creative director of Wolff Olins, to discover answers to this question. Young will also discuss creative opportunities and social impact with user experience, typography, branding and interactive design.

Forest Young is a design leader, educator and speaker. As the global chief creative officer at Wolff Olins—recently named Fast Company’s "Most Innovative Company for Design"—Forest leads initiatives for some of the world’s most influential companies. Prior to joining Wolff Olins, he was executive creative director at West, leading design across a portfolio of early-stage companies. Forest is a senior critic in graphic design at the Yale School of Art, where he is also a distinguished alumnus. His work has received the highest design accolades including the Gold Design Lion at Cannes and the ADC Black Cube.

Free and open to all. Please join us Wednesday, March 10 at 4:30 p.m. 

How can designers and creative technologists effectively bridge technical and cultural divides in the world? Join the ATLAS community as we welcome Forest Young, global chief creative director of Wolff Olins, to discover answers to this question. Young will also discuss creative opportunities and social impact with user experience, typography, branding and interactive design.

Forest Young is a design leader, educator and speaker. As the global chief creative officer at Wolff Olins—recently named Fast Company’s "Most Innovative Company for Design"—Forest leads initiatives for some of the world’s most influential companies. Prior to joining Wolff Olins, he was executive creative director at West, leading design across a portfolio of early-stage companies. Forest is a senior critic in graphic design at the Yale School of Art, where he is also a distinguished alumnus. His work has received the highest design accolades including the Gold Design Lion at Cannes and the ADC Black Cube.

Free and open to all. Please join us Wednesday, March 10 at 4:30 p.m.