Stephanie Pryor is an art director at Michael Graves Architecture and Design. She believes that graphic design represents the intersection of business and art.  Her mission as Art Director at MGA&D is to successfully communicate information and inspire individuals through graphic design. She brings close to 10 years of knowledge to her role, including  print and advertising design, exhibition, signage and branding experience.  Her exhibition design for The Franklin Institute was featured in the New York Times and won an excellence in exhibitions award from the American Alliance of Museums. Having learned the joy of solving problems creatively at Drexel University, Stephanie embraces MGA&D’s integrated design philosophy, believing that good design is human-centric.  She collaborates with architects, interior, and product designers and enjoys watching the creative expression evolve into a successful solution.

Previous to MGA&D, Stephanie Pryor was a Graphic Design Manager at the Franklin Institute. There, she designed and produced print, digital, and exhibition graphics, art directed graphic designers, freelancers, photographers, illustrators, and interns. Stephanie also collaborated with internal and external teams on numerous projects simultaneously, and developed and maintain strong relationships with vendors and clients from estimation to production.

Stephanie Pryor is a 2015 American Alliance of Museums Excellence in Exhibition Competition Winner and won 2nd place in 2014. She also won a merit award in the SEGD 2009 Global Design Awards.

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