Amber Finlay
Amber Finlay leads product marketing on the SNKRS app at Nike, revealing a distinctive ability to bridge technology, culture, art, and fashion. With contributions spanning from insights on local marketplaces to reflections on moral philosophy in modern TV, she delivers a unique blend of expertise and interests. Her work, including pieces on lightning rods and the narrative arts, illustrates a broad yet insightful range of topics, underscored by her personal style and professional experiences.
Recommendations
A movie in which a guy kidnaps girls to harvest their body parts to sell to rich people for dinner. It features the girl from Normal People.
A pair of sunglasses from Oscar Magnuson, which Amber purchased during her visit to The Next Door shop in Paris.
The ‘22-’23 season fourth kit for Paris Saint-Germain, customized for Amber's son, from the PSG flagship store.
Awake and Alive are OG products of Brightland, offered as a duo. Grown in California on family farms, these olive oils are designed for a variety of dietary needs including vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, Keto, Paleo, Atkins, and Mediterranean.
The Essential Capsule by Brightland includes new champagne vinegar and balsamic vinegar along with their olive oils. It is recommended for gourmands looking to enhance their kitchen and cooking experience.
The Yoto Player is an audiobook speaker designed by Pentagram, featuring simple animations mainly for chapter wayfinding. It uses cards that house books and other audio content, which children can easily interact with, offering a screen-free listening experience.
A TV show about a self-absorbed woman who dies and finds herself mistakenly in 'The Good Place', a non-denominational heaven, and takes ethics lessons from a moral philosophy professor to avoid being discovered and sent to 'The Bad Place'.
A collection of essays and talks given by author Philip Pullman, offering insight for anyone that produces narratives.
Editions
On global standardization, the stoplight system, and Walt Disney.
On edits, juicy bits, and attention spans
On sneakers, ceramics, and black pants.
On innovation, creativity, and merchadising
On antiques, local sales, and the power of identity
On weather, electricity, and the challenge of answering your kid's questions
On the Yoto player, screen addiction, and phrasing
On moral philosophy, comedy, and how amazing it is that a TV show combining the two actually got made