Mike Hofman

Aug 12, 2024 | inc.com | Mike Hofman

By  From the September 2024 issue of Inc. MagazineClaudia and Carolina Recchi are sisters who run EdSights, a tech platform that enhances student retention, and one of the fastest-growing companies in America. But today, as I speak to them over Zoom, they are sitting at a single laptop in a darkened apartment in a northern suburb of Rome, where they grew up, the windows shut tight to keep out the sweltering summer heat.

Jun 17, 2024 | inc.com | Mike Hofman

Hello! I'm Mike Hofman, Inc.'s editor-in-chief, and today I'm writing to introduce to you Inc. Premium, our new subscription-only journalism offering. (If you're an avid reader, perhaps you've already seen that we've been publishing more exclusive, subscriber-only articles over the past few weeks.) When you subscribe to Inc., you'll receive instant access to all of the Inc. Premium content, which includes exclusive company profiles, engaging feature stories, in-depth business reporting, and more.

Feb 27, 2024 | fastcompany.com | Mike Hofman

By Mike Hofman3 minute ReadIf you grew up shopping at Gap, you can likely remember some of the great moments in its brand marketing history, from ads featuring a young Spike Lee in the 1980s to the slogan “For every generation” to the famous “Who Wore Khakis” series of print ads, featuring unexpectedly preppy styling from the likes of Miles Davis, Picasso, and James Dean.

Dec 18, 2023 | devicedaily.com | Mike Hofman

This democracy activist describes her own, personal experience with voter suppression  By Mike Hofman November 07, 2023Like it or not, we’re now one year away from the 2024 election, which at this point promises—alarmingly—to be a referendum on the value of democracy itself. As the CEO of Vote.org, it’s Andrea Hailey’s job to closely track developments in voting access and voter suppression.

Nov 6, 2023 | fastcompany.com | Mike Hofman

By Mike Hofman5 minute ReadLike it or not, we’re now one year away from the 2024 election, which at this point promises—alarmingly—to be a referendum on the value of democracy itself. As the CEO of Vote.org, it’s Andrea Hailey’s job to closely track developments in voting access and voter suppression. Her organization’s nonpartisan mission is to help voters everywhere register to vote, and then follow up at the polls. She and her team have been very busy lately.