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The illustrator talks to us about developing her unique style and her obsession with drawing shoes.

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Haley Tippmann’s illustrations create a sense of home in a world of collective lockdowns With lockdowns coinciding with a move to the countryside, the Koblenz-based illustrator has been creating illustrative interiors to evoke a sense of home. Words It won’t be news to anyone that the past 12 months have affected the way we feel about home. In lockdown, many of us have begun to ponder on the space we occupy. For some that’s meant taking the time to rearrange, decorate and even move, or mo...

Haley Tippmann The risk models that banks use to help inform their commercial-lending decisions have been dealt a blow by Covid-19. The pandemic has presented a crisis where historical correlations do not hold. In 2021 we will find new ways of assessing risk that use forward-looking as well as backward-looking data. This will make lending smarter and better for everyone. Traditional risk models are based on historical data, but the dynamics of the Covid-19 crisis mean that extrapolating from th...

Haley Tippmann The Covid-19 pandemic has shown us that we don’t have to be in the same place to get work done. Tech giants such as Microsoft have already announced that they will keep many of their teams working from home into 2021. Mark Zuckerberg has said that Facebook could see at least 50 per cent of its employees working from home in the next five to ten years. In 2021, we’ll see companies of every size offer remote working by default. In part this will be a cost-saving measure, ...

Haley Tippmann The most successful companies in 2021 will be those that adopt and put into practice a purpose-driven digital strategy for a new “virtual-first” world. This will focus on the societal problems that are a core tenet of a company’s approach, in an increasingly online world. The impact of Covid-19 on our society – economically, politically and socially – will mean re-examining the role of a digital-transformation strategy. We will need to review how we work, how we engage ...

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