Resume
- 1995 to present
- Lois B Designs (formerly Bergerson Design)
- Logos and branding, brochures and catalogs, printed materials, web sites.
Software: InDesign, QuarkXPress, Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Word, Excel, Quicken, Wordpress
- 2008 - present
Designer and Board Member, Sewing Machine Project - Serve on Board of Directors to guide and define initiatives
• Transformed previous web site, also designed and strategized site for new initiative, Sea Hope Partners
• Designed print materials for organization and board members
- 2008
- Goodman Community Center
Historical Book and Publication Design
Designed and managed book publication: An East Side Album, A Community Remembers, also Grand Opening Invitational collateral
1996, 1999, 2002
Gempler's Outdoor Supplies
Designer and Project manager
Consulted with directors to produce seasonal catalogs for outdoor product companies.
- 1982-94
- Cottonwood Futons & Furnishings, Inc.
- Co-owner
- Created and developed a successful small business, starting from a cottage industry to a manufacturing and retail business with 2 retail stores, 15 employees, and steady profit growth. Lois's responsibilities included art directing and design, merchandising and marketing. These efforts were key in illustrating and enhancing Cottonwood's products and services.
- 1987-88
- John Robertson & Associates
- Graphic Designer
- 1985-86
- MATC
- Lecturer, Art Department
- 1984-86
- University Publications, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Graphic Designer
Education
- Madison Area Technical College
Coursework in Web Site Design
- Bachelor of Fine Arts ~ Graphic Design
- University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
Achievements
- May 2011
- Art Exhibit, Main Street Art Works
- 2001 International Interior Design Competition
- First place, Wisconsin Chapter, for Animart Pet Store
- 1993 International Interior Design Competition
- First place, Cottonwood Window Display
- 1989 Wisconsin Arts Board Grant Recipient
- Developed concept, art directed and published a literary book.
- 1984 Wisconsin Biennual Exhibition