Eric Villency has an exceptional track record, having pioneered best-in-class designs that fueled the exponential growth of boutique and at-home fitness over the past decade. His revolutionary bike designs for Peloton and SoulCycle introduced unprecedented innovation and style, reshaping the fitness industry. Inc. Magazine heralded him as one of the most "influential designers to watch," while Well+Good lauded him as a "design genius" and christened him the "Wizard of Wellness Design."Villency's versatile design approach has led to an impressive portfolio that includes the New York Mets' CitiField, the Delta Sky Club at Miami International Airport, and notable projects for brands like Target, Bloomingdales, Walmart, Best Buy, Celsius Energy Drink, Technogym, Mercedes Benz, W & Ritz Carlton hotels. He's also had significant collaborations with the CFDA & IMG. Often appearing as a design expert on national television, Villency is also a frequent contributor to renowned publications such as the New York Times and Huffington Post, among others. He has been a guest lecturer at institutions like Savannah College of Art and Design, FIT, The Wharton School, and the MIT Sloan School of Management. Recognized for his contributions to design, both FIT and the IFDA have honored him. Additionally, Eric is a dedicated board member for the Operation Renewed Hope Foundation, which aims to eradicate veteran homelessness.