Justin Lowe is a Graphic Designer at PicSix Creative, a full-service creative agency based in Buffalo, N.Y. and a member of the Pegula Sports and Entertainment family.

Justin Lowe has been rolling up his sleeves and getting down to business in the creative industry for over a decade. After initially breaking out as a graphic designer, he has been evolving his career and tailoring his work towards environmental graphics, placemaking, wayfinding and signage. His work can be seen in hospitals, universities, stadiums and arenas. 

Nicole Yang is a Wayfinding Designer at Arup in the New York Studio.

Nicole Yang is a Wayfinding Designer in Arup’s New York office with over 6 years’ experience working on wayfinding system and signage design. Prior to joining Arup, Nicole Yang worked with Lebowitz Gould Design, Inc. on projects for diverse clients in education, hospitality, healthcare, and corporate sectors. Nicole focuses on wayfinding strategy, concept development as well as design execution. She has extensive experience in signage and wayfinding, ADA signage compliance, and donor recognition integration.

Phil Lenger is the President of Show+Tell in New York.

Phil Lenger is experienced in digital displays, Environmental Design, Experience Design, digital sign content and an operations consultant.

Specializing in digital signs since 1989, Show+Tell is a leading partner for companies building successful, engaging, and entertaining digital signs and sign networks.

Jessica Wolf is a designer based in New York City who for over 10 years has been crafting experiences for the spatial environment.

John Kudos is an interdisciplinary designer whose work embraces strategy, design, and technology. His practice focuses on collaboration and experimentation informed by diverse cultural backgrounds and technological resources. His projects include brand identities, publications, websites, user interfaces, interactive installations, motion, signage, and exhibitions, many of which spans across multiple media.