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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These organizations emphasize personal development, community and skill sharing for prospective employees.
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Product leaders shared their top takeaways for keeping everyone on the right beat.
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GSTV has achieved incredible reach in the United States, and its team has made the most of it. Built In sat down with CEO Sean McCaffrey to find out how.
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Looking for a growing team that knows how to collaborate? Built In LA got an inside look at how FloQast stays connected.
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At Monte Carlo, a unique resume is a superpower. Built In asked three employees about the exciting career journeys that led them here.
The Cohere Health Executive Leadership Team gathers for a leadership retreat in Utah.
Transparency, communication and an appetite for feedback keep this team innovating and growing in new, exciting ways.
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Built In invited these top mentors to share how they achieve mentorship success in the remote workplace.
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Looking to create a more inclusive, diverse candidate pipeline? Built In asked top hiring teams how they’re making it happen.
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Meet Audrey Song: a new marketing leader already making a major impact in this growing organization — and the industry beyond.
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We asked this cybersecurity organization why marketing authenticity — and building trust — makes the strongest impression.
A group of Philo employees look up and pose for a photo in the Philo office.
Passion for improvement, a positive mindset and some serious goal-setting strategy make up the ingredients of this successful product launch.
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Our workplaces directly impact our mental health, and this leader is getting ahead of the conversation.