Jane Woywod is a San Francisco Chapter Co-Chair and an Environmental Graphic Designer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. 

She is passionate about design in the built space, because it creates opportunity to view design in both an analytical and artistic lens. Being able to examine and unpack complex wayfinding systems while getting to design creative branded experiences keeps the workflow fresh and interesting. 

Connecting people to spaces with design and storytelling

Peter Muller is an SEGD Seattle chapter co-chair

Peter is a dynamic Design Manager and the Global Design Resilience Practice Area Leader for Gensler Brand. With nine combined years of experience in project management, branding, and technical sign manufacturing, he showcases a compelling portfolio of iconic EGD and signage projects - from the Pacific Northwest to Utah, Texas and New York, to India, Malaysia, Germany, Australia and beyond.

Olha Romaniuk is the SEGD Singapore Chapter Chair and a creative director at a design and build firm DevArch.

With a background in architecture, Olha Romaniuk has honed her spatial and environmental design skills working architectural and exhibition design firms in the United States and Singapore. Currently, a creative director of DevArch, based in Singapore, Olha oversees projects in entertainment, attractions, cultural and commercial sectors in Singapore and the region.

Margaret Drew is a Portland chapter co-chair.

As a graphic designer at Mayer/Reed, Margaret Drew brings an incredible enthusiasm for design and its ability to connect people to one another despite differences in language, culture and environments. She strives to create visually captivating graphics that establish identity, attract people or lead them in the right direction. She is particularly interested in design’s role in creating inclusive environments since she rides a motorized scooter for mobility.