Dana Randall
Executive Creative Director | AI, Inclusive Design & Creative Innovation
About Dana Randall
Dana Randall is an Executive Creative Director at Level Access, speaker, podcast host, and recognized leader at the intersection of AI, inclusive design, accessibility, and creative innovation. With more than 25 years of experience spanning creative direction, product design, digital transformation, and emerging technology, she explores how technology changes the way we design, create, and work—and how to make sure more people benefit from what comes next. Dana has led innovation and creative work for global brands including Coach, Nike, Microsoft, Samsung, Verizon, Airbnb, Estée Lauder, and NBCUniversal. Her career has taken her from leading digital innovation at Coach and Tapestry to advancing accessible and inclusive design and, today, helping organizations understand what human-centered creativity looks like in an AI-powered world. A frequent international speaker, Dana has appeared at events including SXSW, CES, Microsoft Ability Summit, Advertising Week, CSUN, and Disability:IN. She hosts What Comes Next on Advertising Week’s AW360, exploring how disability, accessibility, design, and emerging technology can unlock better ideas and innovation. Dana is known for making complex topics practical, provocative, and surprisingly human. Her talks challenge audiences to think differently about AI, creativity, disability, and design—and leave with ideas they can actually put to work.
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