HappyFunCorp to Host Live Webinar on Designing Products for Impact During Times of Transition

The company's technology leaders, Jonathan Zaleski, vice president of technical architecture, and Arthi Krishnaswami, director of client services, will join a panel of industry experts to share strategies for building resilient, values-driven products that inspire action and create impact

NEW YORK, Sept. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --

WHAT

HappyFunCorp, a product development consultancy that works with companies and organizations to design, build and scale custom digital platforms and software solutions, will host a live webinar exploring how companies can design and develop products that inspire action and create meaningful impact during times of change.

The 45-minute session, "Developing Products for Impact: How to Inspire Action During Challenging Times," will bring together HappyFunCorp thought leaders and industry experts to discuss how brand, values, and practical frameworks can guide product teams through periods of transition.

Webinar attendees will gain insights into:

• Leveraging brand identity to build trust and connection during change
• Embedding organizational values into product decisions and team culture
• Building practical frameworks to guide product design and development in uncertain environments
• Creating strategies for building resilient, agile and impactful products during times of transition

WHO

Jonathan Zaleski, vice president of technical architecture at HappyFunCorp
Jonathan Zaleski is the vice president of Technical Architecture at HappyFunCorp. With over 20 years of experience spanning startups, Fortune 500s and R&D teams, Zaleski blends deep technical expertise with a sharp product mindset to architect high-performing, scalable systems. He also oversees HappyFunCorp's technical innovation, strategic AI offerings and new business development. 

Arthi Krishnaswami, director of client services at HappyFunCorp
Arthi Krishnaswami is the director of client services at HappyFunCorp. With nearly two decades of experience at the intersection of public policy, technology and human-centered design, Krishnaswami is an expert in transforming complex data into actionable, user-focused solutions across a variety of sectors including education, government and nonprofits. 

Eason Yang, founder of Not Entirely Dead; AIGA Board Member
Eason Yang is a designer, creative director, and founder of Not Entirely Dead (NED), an organization helping cancer survivors navigate professional comebacks. His work—at the intersection of design, storytelling, and social reinvention—has earned recognition from Fast Company, AIGA, D&AD, and PRINT. Formerly a creative lead at Uber, Ogilvy, and Saatchi & Saatchi, Eason now teaches design and speaks globally on creativity as a force for change.

Mark Baskinger, executive director of Joseph Ballay Center for Design Fusion at Carnegie Mellon University
Mark Baskinger serves as professor, chair of product design and serves as director of both the Joseph Ballay Center for Design Fusion in the School of Design and the Moon Arts Group at Carnegie Mellon University. His research interests include tangible interaction design, deep time artifacts, durational design and material culture, spacecraft, landers and probes, and methodologies for visual thinking.

His work has been featured in design publications and international magazines and exhibited at Centre Pompidou, Museum of Modern Art, I-Space Gallery, Krannert Art Museum, Miller Institute of Contemporary Art, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Galeria Miejska bwa w Bydgoszczy, Vasarely Museum, Tojo House and Supercollider, among others. His work is also included in the permanent art collections of the University of Illinois, Carnegie Mellon and the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. Baskinger has been featured by CNN, NPR, Popular Science, Smithsonian Magazine, Popular Mechanics, Vice and Wired, among others.

WHEN & WHERE

Date: Thurs., Sept. 25, 2025
Time: 11:00 – 11:45 a.m. ET

To register for this free event, please visit: https://luma.com/p8t6l703.

About HappyFunCorp
HappyFunCorp is a full-service product development consultancy that works with companies and organizations to design, build and scale custom digital platforms and software solutions. It helps clients modernize outdated systems and re-platform brittle legacy architectures to eliminate fragmented development cycles and reduce the hidden costs of ill-planned or poorly executed software builds. Embeds senior strategists, UX designers and engineers across the full product lifecycle—from ideation and architecture through launch and iteration—HappyFunCorp applies pragmatic thinking and a collaborative approach throughout every project, operating as an adaptive engineering partner, adjusting its model to either lead full builds or integrate into existing teams. Its process is rooted in clean engineering practices, scalable architecture and a focus on long-term maintainability. HappyFunCorp ensures clean handoffs, avoids pitfalls like fragmented code and unclear ownership and delivers efficiency throughout development. Its flexible engagement model accelerates time to value while boosting long-term stability and internal team morale. Founded in 2010 and owned by Tiny, a technology holding company, HappyFunCorp works with both startups and Fortune 500 companies across retail, fintech, healthcare, media/entertainment and more. Learn more at https://www.happyfuncorp.com. 

Media Contact:
Brittni Borrero
Gabriel Marketing Group (for HappyFunCorp)
248-931-3418
[email protected] 

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