I recognized very quickly that joining the RGD was a way to prove I was a professional and expose myself to other professionals in the industry. Although creative, I new I was actually a business person.

Getting my first membership card, the certificate and embossing stamp was quite a proud moment.

My path to becoming a graphic designer was like a labyrinth. But it probably started in elementary school researching a science project. My Dad brought some corporate brochures from his work on the pulp and paper industry. The double gatefold infographic of the process sold m eon visual story telling. I was side tracked by a couple other career paths, but came back to graphic design in my second year of college. And I haven't looked back since.

Lets have a cup of coffee or tea and I'll tell you what I can do for you, your business and your clients.

- Programs Committee Member
- Reviewer of Student Portfolios
- Mentor to provisional and new members
- DesignThinkers Master