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Carine Carmy

How I designed (and disrupted) my maternity leave as a CEO

Hearing how others charted their own unapologetic paths helped me immensely throughout this shift. Here’s an attempt to pay it forward.

Jun 12, 2023

How I designed (and disrupted) my maternity leave as a CEO

Jun 12, 2023

Our bodies hold the key to mental health

Research shows that being in tune with our bodies can help us make better decisions, rebound more readily from stressful situations, and…

Sep 29, 2022

Our bodies hold the key to mental health

Sep 29, 2022

Dear Tech Giants, please stop banning women’s bodies

Educating women about their bodies using real language and real imagery is a public health service, not a threat to community guidelines

Apr 27, 2021

Dear Tech Giants, please stop banning women’s bodies

Apr 27, 2021

Origin Opens New Locations in San Francisco & West Hollywood

We’re expanding in California — and beyond! — with the support of The Blue Venture Fund, Brand Foundry Ventures, and other seed investors

Apr 13, 2021

Origin Opens New Locations in San Francisco & West Hollywood

Apr 13, 2021

Published in
Marker

“Remote work” is a euphemism

As the boundaries between work and home disappear, employees could get the short end of the deal

May 30, 2020

“Remote work” is a euphemism

May 30, 2020

“Consumer health” is coming of age — and it’s growing up fast

When a new technology hits the market, the first applications typically improve upon the “old way” of doing things.

Sep 9, 2019

“Consumer health” is coming of age — and it’s growing up fast

Sep 9, 2019

3 Disasters to Avoid When You’re Growing a Startup

How to keep things from getting out of control when you’re expanding like crazy

Feb 5, 2019

3 Disasters to Avoid When You’re Growing a Startup

Feb 5, 2019

Published in
Marker

How a Business Leader Can Think Like a Futurist

Advice from futurism consultants on how businesses can brace for the future

Jan 15, 2019

How a Business Leader Can Think Like a Futurist

Jan 15, 2019

A Reading List for Troubled Times

Whether we hit a recession in 2019 or election season forces real dialogue about economic inequality, you’ll want these heavy hitters on…

Jan 7, 2019

A Reading List for Troubled Times

Jan 7, 2019

H.R. Teams Are Becoming America’s Policymakers

From income inequality to mental health, the back office is more powerful than ever

Sep 12, 2018

H.R. Teams Are Becoming America’s Policymakers

Sep 12, 2018

The VC-PR paradox

The mindbending consequences of megafunds and megarounds

Mar 30, 2018

The VC-PR paradox

Mar 30, 2018

“Good” business…made easy?

What the Oscars and inclusion riders can teach startups about solving systemic inequalities

Mar 6, 2018

“Good” business…made easy?

Mar 6, 2018

We are what we measure

How minor choices in data measurement dramatically impact our identities, economies, and lives

Sep 15, 2017

We are what we measure

Sep 15, 2017

Simplicity Sells.

The marketing brilliance of chart-topping brands Allbirds and Casper, curated newsletters, and websites that are paid to make our decisions

Jun 26, 2017

Simplicity Sells.

Jun 26, 2017

In pursuit of partnership

Has the glorification of individual success prevented collective progress?

Apr 18, 2017

In pursuit of partnership

Apr 18, 2017

Published in
Bullshit.IST

With “fake news” on the rise, how do we nudge the world toward facts?

Often, it takes a crisis for the status quo to become unpalatable.

Nov 17, 2016

With “fake news” on the rise, how do we nudge the world toward facts?

Nov 17, 2016

The End of Mobile Apps (as we know them)

People use apps because of benefits — speed and UX — that won’t last in an age of bots and “progressive apps”

Sep 13, 2016

Sep 13, 2016

From problem to crisis — to numb

What if we could solve problems before they became explosive, or forgotten?

Jun 10, 2016

From problem to crisis — to numb

Jun 10, 2016

The goldilocks of growth

How doses of disturbance enable new worlds to thrive

May 3, 2016

The goldilocks of growth

May 3, 2016

“Where are you from?” — and other attempts at intimacy

I did something strange today. I went to a stranger’s home, sat on their living room floor, and listened to a string quartet perform Haydn…

Mar 21, 2016

“Where are you from?” — and other attempts at intimacy

Mar 21, 2016

Carine Carmy

Carine Carmy

CEO and Co-founder at Origin theoriginway.com | Formerly Amino, Shapeways, Monitor Group & all over | Writing about tech, design, health & daily absurdities

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