Design for Public Services
Join us for Part 3 of the quarterly “Design for…” panel series, Design for Public Services. This dynamic discussion will explore how design plays a vital role in shaping and improving public services, from government functions to utilities and other essential sectors. Discover unique opportunities for creatives in these fields and learn how design is driving positive change and creating more effective, community-focused public services.
The “Design for…” panel discussion series brings together creative professionals from various sectors to explore the dynamic and diverse world of design. This series aims to shed light on the unique challenges and opportunities faced by designers in various industries in the Valley. By facilitating insightful discussions and sharing best practices, the program aims to inspire collaboration and cross-industry learning.
Free food, non-alcoholic drinks and underground parking. Space is limited so make sure to register and please arrive promptly as the entrance will be closed at 6:15 pm.
PANELISTS
DeAnn Franklin, Digital Media Program Manager – City of Avondale, AZ
Jenn Monroy, Associate Creative Director – LAVIDGE
Erin Garcia, Senior Graphic Designer – Republic Services
Directions to LAVIDGE/parking—
- From Camelback Road, go south on 28th Street.
- Turn right into the parking lot at 2777 (UMB is on first floor of the glass, 3 story bldg).
- Drive down into the parking garage.
- Go straight back towards the north elevator (about halfway down).
- Take north elevator up to the 3rd floor and it will drop you right at the entrance.
Don’t forget about the official Phoenix Design Week 2024: OASIS conference happening October 5 & 6th, visit phxdw.com to grab your ticket!
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WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND AIGA AZ EVENTS?
- You may learn some stuff
- You’ll definitely meet some cool people
- We like to give away freebies
- Networking can help further your career, no matter where you are on that journey
- It’s how you learn about volunteer opportunities—from joining the board to mentorship
- It means supporting us, which means supporting our creative community so we can bring you bigger and better programs all year long
GOTTA HAVE FINE PRINT
- Speakers’ presentations and viewpoints are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of AIGA Arizona. We are not responsible for the content of every presentation; please be aware that adult language, visuals or topics may sometimes be included.
- Your registration constitutes permission to use photos, audio, and video recording taken of you at the event for promotional and educational purposes in connection with AIGA Arizona, and places you on the master mailing list.
- AIGA Arizona follow the AIGA Code of Conduct. We reserve the right to refuse admittance for violations of this Code, or other unlawful or disruptive actions. Any concerns should be addressed to the AIGA Arizona president.