Catherine Short is a Wayfinding/Project Manager at McCoy Design, an experiential design firm in Nashville, TN. She specializes in project management and wayfinding for various clients in the education, healthcare, hospitality, and multi-family sectors. Catherine excels at contributing ideas, plans and visions that are necessary for communicating across platforms and meeting an organization’s values and needs. 

Jacob Ehrenberg is spearheading the development of a new wayfinding program at San Francisco International Airport, a first-of-its kind that will revolutionize the guest experience and increase Airport revenue. Prior to that, Jacob Ehrenberg worked as a consultant to the Presidio Trust, as the Director for Brand and Strategy for Architecture for Humanity and as Project Manager for artist Andy Goldsworthy.

Chris Ronson is a Senior Project Manager with the Transportation Services Division of the City of Toronto.

Chris Ronson is a landscape architect by training, He has been with the City for 18 years and has worked on significant waterfront public realm projects such as Corktown Common, East Bayfront Precinct and Queens Quay Revitalization.

Chris Ronson moved to the Toronto 360 Wayfinding project in 2014, and has led this initiative from the concept design phase to city-wide implementation. 

Keith Curtis, Principal at Perkins + Will in Atlanata

With a background in architecture and interior design, Keith Curtis has 25 years of experience.

Carol Wade is the Senior Director of Marketing at display manufacturer Watchfire Signs.

Watchfire Signs is a manufacturer of video displays for outdoor and indoor use. As the senior director of marketing, Carol Wade manages product and channel marketing as well as the creative services team responsible for developing graphics and animation content used by customers. Carol’s team develops digital screen content for national chains such as McDonald’s and Dairy Queen, as well as a library of animations for use by any brick and mortar business.