With 25 years in the visual communications field, David's background provides clients with a breadth of experience and skills to help support the varied needs of the organizations that come to Imagine.
As the founder and co-owner of Imagine, David is an award-winning visual communications specialist with design and production expertise in print, animation, interactive media, and the Web. He is also experienced in communication development, direction, and consultation for profit and nonprofit organizations of all sizes.
Prior to starting Imagine in 2001, David most recently served as the Art Director for the WNDU Studios and Golden Dome Media in South Bend, Indiana. His position allowed him the opportunity to work with such noteworthy clientele as the Cleveland Clinic, the Quaker Oats Company, NBC Sports (New York), Bayer Corporation, the Odyssey Channel, Crown International, and the University of Notre Dame, among others. He worked closely on a PBS series called Today's Life Choices, produced by the University of Notre Dame. The program received two Gabriel Awards, two WorldFest Charleston Awards, three New York Festivals Awards, and a Silver Medal from the Advancement and Support of Education.
His education includes a B.A. in Graphic Design from Michigan State University, and Executive Education from the University of Notre Dame’ s Mendoza College of Business.
Co-owner and Director of Services at Imagine, Kevin is a visual communication specialist with expertise in motion graphics, print production, graphic design, art education and art history. Prior to Imagine, Kevin worked as a broadcast designer, designed and taught college-level art courses, and taught as an elementary school art instructor.
His career in visual communication began in the early 1980’s with the advent of electronic media. At WNDU-TV in South Bend, Indiana, Kevin oversaw and developed the new computer graphics capabilities for the station. He directed the expansion of those services for the company as the technology grew throughout the 1990’s. Serving a wide range of national and international clients through Golden Dome Productions, Kevin developed the visual communication and client-service skills that help serve clients at Imagine today.
After earning his Master’s degree in Art History at the University of Notre Dame in 2000, Kevin designed and taught courses in art appreciation and art history at Indiana University in South Bend, Indiana. His background combines a strong appreciation for design with a deep awareness of the impact visual media has in the delivery of messages within a culture. This broad perspective is a major advantage in the development of visual marketing services provided to Imagine's clientele.
Penny assists in client relations and development, as well as project management for Imagine. She handles many aspects of client communication and internal project workflow, helping Imagine handle any customer needs and concerns.
Prior to joining Imagine in 2004, Penny served for 15 years as the Business and Office Manager at a psychology and psychiatry practice in South Bend, Indiana.
Diana works with new and existing clients to help maximize their development of visual marketing strategies.
Diana has had a distinguished career in local media, heading sales staffs at Comcast Spotlight, WBND, and LeSea Broadcasting. She serves as an Executive Board Member for River Bend Cancer Services, and President for Northern Indiana Affiliate Susan G. Koman for the Cure. She possesses an approach to building relationships that benefits each partner.
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Sue’s 25 years of industry experience provide an extensive media background to support her marketing and producing skills. She has produced print, video and interactive programs, as well as websites, for a broad range of national and international clientele, including: Bosch, DuPont, Crown International, United Musical Instruments, and The University of Notre Dame.
Prior to beginning her company, Sue worked as a producer for Golden Dome Media, an international video and interactive production company. This position offered a unique variety of experiences, both professionally and personally. She has witnessed the devastation of Hurricane Mitch in Honduras, during the production of “Building Hope,” for Church World Service. She has also produced “Business Ethics and Conduct,” an interactive CD-ROM designed to encourage lawful and ethical conduct among management personnel within The Bayer Corporation. “Many Faces in God’s House” is a program she produced for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. It explores the rich cultural diversity we can enjoy and is utilized in parishes throughout the country.
As correspondent and co-host of “American Business Spotlight,” she has written, directed and produced programs highlighting corporate success stories for national broadcast via CNBC and The Learning Channel. Sue has also been involved in the production of several syndicated programs, featuring the legends of the Motown era with Street Gold Entertainment.
Sue is a 1982 graduate of The University of Michigan, with a double major in Communications and Psychology.