Bri began her career as a graphic designer in the world of newspapers, where she quickly developed a love for layout and order. The structured nature of print design, coupled with the need to deliver clear, compelling stories, helped her develop a keen eye for detail and interest. Working within the constraints of space and looming deadlines, she learned how to balance creativity with functionality, always striving to present information in a visually engaging yet organized manner, on budget, and on time.

Bri’s career evolved as she transitioned into branding, print design, and then presentation design, which led her to work for one of the largest consulting firms based in Seattle. It was there that she had the privilege of working with humanitarian organizations and some of the biggest names in tech. Designing for such diverse clients taught her how to adapt her approach to fit different audiences, always keeping the user or customer at the center of her work. Whether she was designing a brand identity for a nonprofit or creating polished presentations for a major tech company, Bri’s goal was always to communicate ideas clearly while maintaining the integrity of the brand.

Curiosity has always been a driving force in Bri’s life, and it’s what keeps her learning and growing as a designer. She is deeply involved in her church as their Deacon of Communications, and passionate about supporting her local community, particularly women in business and the area’s beloved hockey team (go Tips!). She believes that design is not just about creating beautiful things but about fostering connection, and she strives to bring that sense of connection into all of her projects, from helping small businesses stand out to contributing to causes that matter to her.