Guess who's speaking at HOW? Meet Justin Ahrens of Rule29. "One of the strengths of HOW is meeting so many amazing people and fellow speakers that work within the industry. All of us coming together to share ideas, struggles and inspiration is always a high point of my summer."

Wedding season, 2011 has officially begun! Whether you are putting the final touches on an early Spring wedding or just getting into the swing of a Summer wedding, it’s that time of year where us wedding vendors live and breath the details. This is also the time where many brides can get carried away with last minute additions, dashing over budgets & forgetting ...

Make Something Every Day and Change Your Life. That’s the seductive tagline for designer Noah Scalin’s latest book, 365: A Daily Creativity Journal — and it’s also his personal mantra. After making stuff like Sushi Skull every day for a year, Noah Scalin launched his own line of skull tshirts, posters, buttons and more. They’re available at Skull-a-Day. ...

No one gives you anything. Jessica Hische’s path is marked by hard work and a gift for friendship and experimentation. And she is on a roll. Since leaving Louise Fili Ltd in 2009 to pursue her own artistic vision, her garden has grown abundant. She is a young woman with an old school attitude—proof that there are no substitutes for hard work and smart friends. ...

We introduced Kelly Stevens this past summer in Neenah's newest ENVIRONMENT® Papers promotion. With Turkey Day and the rest of the holiday season rising in our minds, we checked back in with Kelly to learn more about her personal and professional commitment to environmental stewardship and change.

How do you take a logo from the past and bring it to the present? There were no rules about logo usage at Metro, no budget and no appetite for change. Part of the new identity was simply just to start calling themselves Metro. Enter Michael Lejeune and team who came in and made changes that made it cool to get out of your car and take the Metro.

Bon Voyage! Sean Arian, Winner of Neenah Paper ‘Eco-Trip for Two’ to Take Off on Environmental Adventure of a Lifetime

Ken Carbone's ongoing contributions to Fast Company help demonstrate why design should be top of mind among leading business thinkers. His most recent contribution was a call to friends to rethink how their own state license plates could be more effective and graphically arresting. Designing under the influence? We think not!

You better watch out…Stefan Bucher knows if you’ve been Green or not so be Green for goodness sake. If you have not yet entered the chance to win Neenah’s “Eco-Trip for 2” to visit the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, don’t worry: the deadline is September 30th. But hurry up! You cannot miss this opportunity [...]

The book is designed to be a physical representation of its topic and title: What We Believe. The words are embossed on the cover. The book is hardbound, black and stern. But when you open it, joy unfolds: one company’s love for papermaking and belief in the power of its people to deliver great service and performance in a socially responsible manner. What ...