Conlan Carter

Conlan Carter is a staff writer on Built In’s Brand Studio team. Carter joined the Built In team after working in content marketing for SaaS startups, and he has been writing about tech, the arts and LGBTQ+ advocacy since 2015. He holds a BA in English and Theatre from Winona State University and an MFA in Playwriting from The New School.

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Welcoming parents and colleagues of parents alike, this ERG helps Braze team members feel more connected and supported at work.
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GameChanger’s Jamie Sawyer shares her journey moving from the nonprofit sector to sports technology — and the skills and advice that still ring true for her today.
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With custom training, transparency and the support of the entire team behind her, Alexis Fagin knew from the start that she had found the right place to work.
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From 3D-printed fashion to precision advertising, these 9 New York businesses are harnessing new technologies to redefine industries and enhance customer experiences.
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What does it mean to support a former president’s legacy? Built In asked this team of digital product experts about this challenge.
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By focusing on a culture of learning, The Farmer’s Dog’s Ashley VanderWel is investing in the future of the engineering team as much as the product.
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From hiring announcements to new partnerships, there are a lot of things to celebrate this month in New York.
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At these organizations, a learning- and growth-oriented culture helps employees reach new milestones in their careers.
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How does a career at Hivebrite grow over time? Built In NYC asked one employee how her employer has shaped her professional journey.
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The days may officially be getting shorter, but for these featured companies, the future is looking bright.
With a straightforward, attentive approach, this team takes extra care to help new employees feel right at home.
The Tarro team is on the rise. CEO Steve Lin shared the story of how they got there — and where they aim to go next.