Carla Diana is a designer, author and educator who explores the impact of future technologies through hands-on experiments in product design and tangible interaction. She has designed a range of products from robots to connected home appliances, and her designs have appeared on the covers of Popular Science, Technology Review and the New York Times Sunday Review.

Lee Goetgeluck is an Environmental Graphic Designer at dPOP! in Detroit

Before joining dPOP in 2016 Lee Goetgeluck worked for Quicken Loans as a Graphic Designer, the Art Institute and the Public Broadcasting Service.

dPOP are out to create better workplace experiences – experiences that promote vibrant cultures and help businesses thrive.

Karly Gallis is a Graphic Design undergraduate student at Lawrence Technical College in Sterling Heights, Michigan.

Karly Gallis is a designer from Detroit in her fourth year at Lawrence Technological University, studying to earn her BFA in Graphic Design. Karly Gallis has a passion for branding and identity-building and she is interested in creating experiences beyond just the eye-catching. She strives to improve communication through smart design.

Karly has worked at a number of organizations, but is looking forward to her first real job as a Graphic Designer.

Stefan Kubli is the President and started Infonorm North America in 1998. He has since grown the business considerably.

Stefan Kubli has over 25 years in the sign industry with a background in tool and die making along with a degree in business from ITA in Zurich, Switzerland.

Infonorm offers precision Swiss made modular sign and wayfinding systems for applications in schools, nursing homes, public spaces and commercial offices.

In his free time Stefan enjoys mountain biking, skiing and computer technology.