Dear Seattle Creative Community,

This year AIGA Seattle celebrates 30 years as a chapter. It’s a milestone that we are proud to celebrate and wouldn’t be possible without our founding Board members and hun- 1986 vs. 2017 dreds of passionate creatives like yourself. Everything that AIGA has become and will continue to be is a direct product of our community. Population Greater Seattle Metro Area While AIGA is the oldest and largest professional design (Seattle-Bellevue-Tacoma) association around, each of our chapters are rooted in and 2,301,024 3,798,902 focused on impacting our members locally first. We want to be there with you as you grow through your career. We also Median King County Home Price want you to be there with us to share your stories and foster

02 $83,254 $650,000 an inclusive and diverse creative community. 02 Average Apartment Rent in Seattle Design has continued to become more of a household term and will continue to do so as the years pass. There are $312 $2,181 many places one’s mind will go if you ask ‘what does design Dow Jones Industrial Average mean to you?’ Some may say architecture or fashion. Others 1,895 22,841 will talk about brands or posters. AIGA Seattle strives to be at the forefront of this conversation to help educate both the Nasdaq Composite Index general public and our creative community on how big this 349 6,603 word truly is. Design is much more than how something looks or even how something functions. I find it best to view design as the intention and process behind everything that is created. Yes, everything. And as the professional association for design, AIGA aims to bring together professionals and students from multiple disciplines to learn from and share with one another. As practitioners in the creative professions, we draw from our personal experiences in everything we do. When we are able to connect and learn from others outside of our normal purview, we become more well-rounded and able to 1986 Headlines create and craft better solutions for our clients and ourselves. Whether you are a traditional graphic designer, a UX design- Breakthrough in US - USSR arms er, a copywriter, a design consultant, a strategist, a project talks between Reagan and Gorbachev leads to manager, an educator, a developer, a student, a photographer, commitment to disarm an architect, an illustrator, a mixture of all these or something Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera premieres in London else entirely, you are one of us. The Oprah Winfrey Show debuts Together we have accomplished a great deal. Together on national television we will continue to accomplish more. During the last 5 years Surgeon General recommends that AIGA Seattle has made significant efforts to create more smoking be banned on airplanes and other public transporation 03 initiative-based programming and opportunities. From our 04 Design for Good Changemaker Series to our Women Lead Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP) defined for email transfer Initiative and Diversity & Inclusion efforts, we continue to The Human Genome Project is launched bring selfless, like-minded creatives together to make Seattle Top song of the year: “That’s What a better place to live and to work. Not just for us, but for all Friends Are For” (Dionne Warwick and friends) who join us in calling the Pacific Northwest their home. “It” by Stephen King is the top selling It’s been an honor to represent you during this past year. book of hard-cover fiction I hope that you’ll consider giving more of yourself to this wor- Top grossing film: Top Gun Oscar for Best Picture: Out of Africa thy and necessary community. We are stronger together— Microsoft headquarters moves to and together we can make Seattle the best place for all of us. Redmond, and the company goes public King County is named after Thank you for your continued support, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Brendan Shanley PRESIDENT, AIGA SEATTLE National Mission To advance design as a pro- fessional craft, strategic advantage and vital cultural force. ¶ AIGA members are the largest global community of de- signers — and all-around amazing people — who un- derstand that our passion and hard work can improve the world around us, in ways big and small. For everyone. ¶ Through the events that we organize, the initiatives that we run, the content that we publish, the conversations we ignite and the relationships that we foster, we create opportunities for all of us to learn, inspire and support each other, at ev- ery step of our careers. ¶ Through everything that we do, we champion our beloved profession and advocate for design as vital to the cultural, civic and business development of 05 our local communities, the national landscape and the world 06 at large. ¶ AIGA is the Professional Association for Design.

Local Mission Designing a Better Future for Seattle. ¶ We are a community of creative pioneers, harnessing the power of design to build a better future. We constantly ex- plore and leverage the physical and digital landscapes by engaging people through design-related programming. ¶ We are designers, strategists, writers, developers, students, educators, directors and volunteers. We call the Pacific Northwest home. ¶ We are AIGA Seattle.

Vision Empower and educate our community to utilize design as a tool for positive impacts on business and society.

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Emerging Community AIGA Seattle celebrates students pixels on websites to a means of creating world-changing and designers that are new to the industry. With skill de- connections. Continuing the theme of future forward think- veloping workshops, inspirational talks and networking op- ing, HIVE 2017 focused directly on improving technological portunities, our events speak directly to high school students and social advances using various design techniques. Sem- with the AIGA Link Program and to college students as they inar topics ranged from virtual reality and artificial intelli- are preparing to graduate, or to those that are still new to gence to social justice and communication design. Attendees the industry with their first design job. heard from local and national experts who have established best practices using their design skill sets in a way to shape Professional Community We want to call attention to and encourage positive change. the breadth of knowledge that Seattle’s design community has to offer. Whether someone is new to design or has been Into the Woods 2018 A three day, fully immersive design a designer in Seattle for 20 years, these events are geared conference filled with hands-on workshops, inspiring speak- 07 08 towards working together, celebrating local design profes- ers and creative bonding, Into the Woods takes designers sionals and staying on top of best practices and innovation “off the grid” for a deep-dive with some of the greatest de- in our industry. sign minds from across the country. Workshops can range from traditional to digital design, including hand lettering, Inspiration & Industry Seattle is filled with all kinds of in- letterpress, silk screening and more. teresting companies and talented design professionals from many different industries. We’re creating events to celebrate and inspire the community, with new projects and different methods that participants can introduce to their own busi- nesses and teams.

HIVE Conference 2017 The landscape of design is evolving into a human-centered, experience-based profession. Design has grown from traditional practices of ink on paper and Initiatives

Design for Good Design for Good is a movement to ignite, Diversity & Inclusion There are vast opportunities to accelerate and amplify design-driven social change. The support a more diverse audience of design practitioners. initiative recognizes the wide range of designers’ work and Recent passionate conversations among AIGA members leadership which benefits the world, our country and our have catalyzed the Diversity & Inclusion Initiative to aug- communities. AIGA Seattle has a long history (20+ years) ment ongoing AIGA programs with new ideas and resources with cause-related projects going as far back as the found- that take a comprehensive approach, considering race, ing of Art with Heart and AIGA Link, to the more recent vethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, ability and disability, establishment of the Changemaker Series. age and other factors that shape creative perspective and professional experience. Women Lead Initiative The Women Lead Initiative is committed to empowering women in design and advancing In-House Initiative As one of the biggest member groups the vital discourse on issues facing professional women to- of AIGA, in-house creatives deserve special attention. In- 09 010 day without generalizing or segregating women designers. House Initiative is a joint partnership between AIGA and Instead, we aim to address persistent biases and inequities The Creative Group. This program provides knowledge and inclusively and constructively. AIGA Seattle has organized tools to help in-house designers make a greater impact at several popular Women Lead roundtables, panel discussions their companies, evolve professionally and connect with a and lectures—including five events this year for Women’s broader network of peers. In-House Initiative delivers in- History Month. spiration, advice and insights from leaders of the in-house sector via online channels and in-person events. Design for Democracy Established in 1998, AIGA Design for Democracy applies design tools and thinking to increase civic participation. Independent, pragmatic and committed to the public good, Design for Democracy collaborates with researchers, designers and policy-makers. Design for Democ- racy made its debut in Seattle last year with three events, including a Get Out the Vote drive. AIGA Events in 2017

Thirty-one AIGA Seattle events plus many more events created with and in support of our community partners.

January April June October Schmooze Changemaker Crafting the Open Board Meeting Workshop Weekend Sounders Experience February Schmooze Schmooze Schmooze Schmooze Lunch Box at Deloitte Digital July November March Design+Music: Schmooze AIGA + Adobe Design Designed to Lead: 011 Exploring Our Relationship Like Mad 012 Bold Design August with Music AIGA Seattle 30 Designed to Lead: Schmooze Schmooze Emerging Creatives May September Reality Check: Designed to Lead: Viewpoints: Maurice December Student Portfolio Review Sustainable Design Woods on Race+Design Schmooze Hive Conference: Proceed Designed to Lead: AIGA + SVC Pressing On: with Intent Creating the Digital World The Letterpress Film Schmooze Designed to Lead: Changemaker Showcase Architecture and Beyond Lunch Box at Yesler Schmooze Schmooze Changemaker Q&A: How Design Can Advance Your Mission Financial Highlights

A solid financial foundation is one of the primary reasons 2016 Financial Highlights our organization has thrived for three decades—and we are grateful for the fiscal stewardship of past AIGA Seattle Revenue

Board Members. Like them, the current AIGA Seattle Board Programming income...... $90,494.14

of Directors always strives to make its dollars work for its Membership dues...... $23,523.76

members and stakeholders. Sponsorship income...... $22,670.00

We continue to balance a push for exciting new program- Other income...... $2,307.97

ming ideas and content for our members while maintaining a Total Revenue ...... $138,995.87 sound financial footing. The Chapter derives its income from three primary sources: membership dues, proceeds from ticket Expenses

sales to the events we produce, and revenues we receive from Programming costs ...... $83,129.58

013 our generous Chapter sponsorships and partnerships. Please Chapter operations...... $37,920.27 014 note that all membership dues are paid to AIGA’s national Total Expenses...... $121,049.85 office, which in turn forwards on a portion of those monies

from Seattle-based members to our Chapter. Net Income...... $17,946.02 The Chapter is in good financial health, showing a 13% net income for the year ending December 2016. Our primary expenses are the direct costs of producing events for our membership, such as venue rentals, decorations, food and beverages and speaker travel costs. We are often able to have a portion of these covered as in-kind donations. Chapter operations including technology tools, insurance, storage, other administrative costs and Board of Directors gatherings make up the remainder of our annual expenses. 015 YEARS 016

for three decades, Seattle companies have used design to transform business, technology and culture—not just in the Pacific Northwest, but across the globe; Seattle designers have made their mark on some of the world’s most recogniz- able and iconic brands; and Seattle schools and institutions have shaped a generation of designers and creative profes- sionals. Today, Seattle ranks as the fastest growing big city in the U.S. We are poised to shape tomorrow with AIGA at the center of movement.

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We invited some of Seattle’s leading design professionals to share their thoughts on the impact of design in Seattle.

Jeff Barlow is a Creative Director at Terry Marks is the Principal at tmarks Boeing, Typography instructor at SVC and an alum of the AIGA Seattle Board. Seattle and a former President of AIGA He has written design books, championed Seattle. He was recently awarded the nonprofits, been awarded SAPPI Ideas prestigious AIGA Fellow Award. That Matter Grants and is an AIGA Fellow.

Aaron Shurts is the Owner and Creative Kristine Matthews started Studio Director of Mentor Creative Group and Matthews in 2008 after ten years leading an former President of AIGA Seattle. He led award-winning London firm. She teaches 017 018 the creative team at Deloitte Digital and future designers as the Chair of the Visual also spent 7 years teaching design. Communication Design program at UW.

Wendy Quesinberry is the Principal at Christopher Ozubko led the UW School Quesinberry & Associates and former of Art + Art History + Design, is a former President of AIGA Seattle. In addition to AIGA Seattle President and AIGA Fellow. teaching at Cornish College, she is always He continues to teach at UW - sharing his looking for ways to serve the community. expertise with future design leaders.

Surya Vanka leads AUTHENTIC and is best Kari Strand is the Creative Director for known for his innovative UX work. He led Microsoft Windows and a 30-year Seattle Microsoft’s center of design excellence design veteran. Throughout her career, for many years, has authored 2 books on Kari’s focus has been making sense of design and won several design awards. consumer brands–and making them matter. Community member poster designs celebrating 30 years

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The AIGA Fellow program is a means of recognizing de- Wendy Quesinberry Elmer dela Cruz Karen Gutowsky Amber Hatho Chris Ozubko Jeremy Wheat Zimmerman signers who have made a significant contribution to raising the standards of excellence in practice and conduct within Past Board Members their local or regional design community as well as in their Erin Anacker Michael Curato Paul Ingram T.A. McCann local AIGA chapter. Jack Anderson Corbet Curfman Oliver Iversen Jonny McConnell Margaret Arevalo Dave Curry Kristine Johnson Sharon Mentyka Jeff Barlow Jack Anderson Terry Marks Christopher Neiha Arora Joe David Laura Johnson Nina Mettler 2016 2012 2008 Ozubko 2002 Glen Back Brad Davis Fritz Johnston Claudia Meyer- Tony Gable Janet DeDonato Anne Traver Jesse Doquilo Jeff Barlow August de los Reyes Carole Jones Newman 2016 2010 2007 2000 Heidi Baughman Janet DeDonato Rosslyn Kasman Joel Meyers Doug Wadden Tan Le Shelly Langton Pat Hansen 2014 2009 2007 1999 Kevin Berger Elmer Dela Cruz Mark Kaufman Dave Miller David Betz Lefke Demorias David Kendall Sprague Minger Sean Bolan Tony DeVincenzi Dylan Kilgore Emily Mitchell Marty Brown Robert Dietz Kalie Kimball- Gage Mitchell Malone Past (& current) Presidents Halli Brunkella Jesse Doquilo Peter Morada John Kittell Lefki Moraitis 029 Brendan Shanley Jeff Barlow Tan Le & Laura Janet DeDonato Joseph Cachero Christopher Downs 030 Jana Kleitsch 2016–Present 2008–2010 Zeck 2000–2002 1992–1994 Erika Canfield Holly Dunning Greg Nations John Koval Gage Mitchell Wendy Quesinberry David Betz Christopher Ozubko Erik Cargill RIck Eiber David Newman 2014–2016 2006–2008 1998–2000 1990–1992 Dana Kruse Amy Carney Nory Emori Sharon Nichols ThankAaron Shurts Martin Hall Jesse Doquilo Anne Traver ThankHelen Kulstad Melissa Blaine Carpenter Scott Engelhardt 2012–2014 2004–2006 1996–1998 1988–1990 Jenny Lam Niederhelman Calvin Carter Mary Ellen Engman Kevin Berger Brooke Mackay Allen Woodard Pat Hansen Laura Lampson Jana Nishi Yuen 2010–2012 Castro 2002–2004 1994–1996 1986–1988 Brooke Castro Barbara Ferguson Shelly Langton Linda Norlen Laura Cetina Kathy Fridstein Allison Laurel Mark Notermann Christine Chambers Becky Gelder Tan Le Kris Olmon Steven Chau Kyle Goodwin Krystal Lechner Christopher Ozubko Current Board Members Karen Cheng Roddy Grant Cami Lemkie Alejandra Parga- Kelly Chrey Jinna Hagerty Lainieyou! Anderson, James Holt, Vice Kris Olman, Ashley Worobec, you!Jen Lemmer Andrade Administrator President of Events Vice President of Design for Good Melody Christensen Nadja Haldimann Tessa Levine- Margaret Parker Jenna Blake, Kirsten Kenning Community Director James Clark Leslie Hale Sauerhoff Crystal Patsalides Vice President of Kent, Women Lead Arnold Wacarra Yeomans, John Close Martin Hall Initiatives Director Phommavong, Treasurer Edward Lisieski David Peacock John Carroll, Jessica King, Design for Good Ken Zinser, Kelly Coller Pat Hansen Vicki Loe Daire Pettway Vice President of Programming Director Technology Director David Conrad Nadja Hartman Steffanie Lorig Wendy Quesinberry Operations Director Thabby Regiani, Jim Craig Harmony Hasbrook Jessica Lovett John Roberts Rachael Cicero, Oakley Madan, Alliance Director Katie Crawley Annie Hill Brooke Mackay Volunteers Director Marketing Director Krista Serianni, Fiona Robertson Gina Davis, Adam Merkl, Special Events Marcos Cuellar Kelly Hogan Bryan Mamaril Remley Sponsorship Director Partnership Director Director Jeff Culver Ross Hogin Terry Marks James Robinson Tim Ross Zachary Smith Joe Taft John Van Dyke Nicole Champagne Barbara J. 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