Scott Gericke

Scott Gericke is a creative director and graphic designer with 30+ years experience managing and designing large-scale brand identity related projects. While he’s primarily focused on print-based communications, his expertise encompasses environments, signage and digital media.
Gericke is also a design educator at the Loyola University New Orleans with vast experience in teaching design and professional practice related courses. He promotes experiential learning and collaborative engagement with diverse professionals and businesses who value design thinking. He studied graphic design at Missouri State University and received his MFA from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
But deep down, Scott Gericke is a logo guy, always has been and always will. He has created logos for Fortune 500 companies, start-ups who eventually stopped, lawyers, doctors, academics, dancers and even grandma. Iconic, personal, eternal… just more motivation for getting his work on logolounge.com!
Gericke’s work has been recognized by numerous organizations and publications including the International Association of Business Communicators, the Ad Club of St. Louis, Mohawk Paper Mills, Mead Paper, Annual Report 100, Printing Industries of America, AIGA, Communication Arts, Sign Business Magazine, American Corporate Identity,The Big Book of Logos, The Big Book of Corporate Identity Design and LogoLounge III and IV, among others.
Specialties: Brand and communications strategy, identity development, publication design, branded environments and exhibition design, consulting, teaching, creative direction, project management, team leadership, team building, talent acquisition, mentorship, creative training and presentation design.