Lisa Mastroserio is a Recent Graduate of Parsons New School of Design and a Freelance Design Strategist in the Greater New York City Area.
Lisa Mastroserio is a design thinker driven to carry out concepts to beautiful visual works. Through design we are able to create a communities brands are proud of and consumers want to be a part of. Lisa Mastroserio is a skilled communicator and adaptable team player, who enjoys working in collaborative environments.
The School of Design and Creative Technologies in the College of Fine Arts at The University of Texas at Austin was created in 2017. With its founding, the school became the fourth major academic unit in the College of Fine Arts, alongside the Department of Art and Art History, the Butler School of Music and the Department of Theatre and Dance.
An innovation catalyst, designer, and electrical engineer Siggi Bachmann possesses a deep passion for fostering creativity in teams. He applies his insights about the creative process to drive powerful co-creative team sessions which yield innovative solutions. With over 10 years as a Creative Director Mr. Bachmann mentors and leads design thinking sessions both professionally and in volunteer capacity.
Design Thinking is Becoming a Driver of Innovation
Besides spatial orientation, creating a sense of place and knowing what is there, what other problems or needs might the experiential graphic design community solve for users?
Keven Smith is looking for new design challenges. He is a Designer with 15+ years experience in marketing, branding, product development and packaging design. Keven recently received his second bachelor’s degree, a Bachelor in Science in Applied Design; which focuses on experience design, human centered design and design thinking. Keven is currently an Art Director with Wizards of the Coast where he designed for several pop culture titles.
Mies Hora has had a long, multi-disciplinary career in the design field, where his decades of experience include corporate identity, branding, positioning, advertising, web design, publications and print media, mobile device applications, product and interface design, environmental graphics, wayfinding and videography/photography for a wide variety of clients.
Dr. Juliette Fritsch is a museum and historic environment learning profession with more than 10 years in the field working for complex, high-profile organizations. Currently she is directing education and interpretation strategy, embedded though the Peabody Essex Museum, working closely with curators, designers and artists to deliver exciting, beautiful, informative and imaginative galleries and associated education programs.
Meeker & Associates was founded in 1985 by Donald Meeker. Although trained in design and fine arts, Meeker’s approach to design has been shaped by his experience as a community planner, his love of the outdoors, his work in public and corporate environmental graphic design with Richard Danne and Bruce Blackburn, and his father’s influence as a structural engineer.
For 18 years, Gabe Kean has been designing interfaces and leading teams to create innovative experiences for clients that include brands and museums like the Harley-Davidson Museum, The Clyfford Still Museum, Umpqua Bank, The American Battle Monuments Commission, Experience Music Project and The Smithsonian Institution. His design work and the projects he has led have received awards and recognition from Communication Arts, Print, How, I.D., Critique, The One Show, SXSW, AAM MUSE Awards and Museums and the Web.
Ted Leonhardt is the founder and publisher of NAIL, a magazine dedicated to helping creatives thrive in the modern world. Starting in Seattle, Ted founded and built the brand design firm The Leonhardt Group which he sold in 1999. In 2000 he was recruited to the position of Chief Creative Officer/Global at Fitch Worldwide in London where he helped assemble 27 design offices including The Leonhardt Group under the Fitch banner.
