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Alvin is PRD’s primary technical liaison, leading our advance and punchlist operations, and overseeing the fabrication and installation of all of PRD’s exhibits. His ability to make things work elegantly has garnered him an expert reputation among fabricators. Outside of PRD, Alvin is also an expert in calligraphy, and taught the discipline at the Smithsonian Institution.

Ashley’s designs seamlessly connect the look and feel of an exhibit to its content and mission, ensuring that the story being told is expressed visually. Her passion to make authentic, accessible, and beautiful designs shines through on every project. While out of the office, you can find her making amazing fiber art.

After serving as a curator, director, and fabricator in three countries, Bill’s depth of experience spans the full range of the exhibit design industry. A strong writer with an academic background in public history, Bill focuses on content and working with subject matter experts. In his free time, Bill enjoys genealogical research, though he is still looking for someone to pay him to do his own genealogy.

Eden is a self-starter and careful listener with a strong commitment to telling authentic, inclusive stories. She develops close relationships with curators and subject matter experts to ensure that she understands their vision, and always keeps the visitor and institution’s mission at the forefront of her work. Only her love for dogs may surpass her love of all things museums.

Gregg is a driven designer with impressive proficiency in 3D design programs and a keen focus on shaping the exhibit space with visitors and their experiences in mind. He brings a strong attention to detail, creativity, and analytical skills to any project. On the weekends, you can catch him fishing and otherwise enjoying the outdoors.

After over 15 years at PRD, Jeong can handle whatever comes her way. Her excellent graphic, technical, and artistic skills allow her to create customized thematic graphics for our clients, and her dedication and consummate professionalism is unparalleled. Jeong’s design sensibilities also shine in her impeccable personal fashion sense.

Kim believes listening is key to great design and is especially adept at facilitating community engagement to help the team craft on-point messaging and experiences. She is a passionate advocate for family audience engagement and believes the most successful exhibits engage the oldest and youngest visitors alike. Kim met her husband doing National History Day exhibits in high school, so history storytelling has shaped almost every aspect of her life.

Mary’s many years of experience and deep knowledge of graphic techniques make her a true asset to any PRD project. Her work balances a refined eye for the nuanced selections of color and font with a passionate commitment to accessibility and inclusive storytelling. She embraces her mission so deeply that you can almost always find Mary humming a related tune while designing for a project.

Philip’s bilingual childhood in France and Luxembourg originated his multicultural perspective and collaborative, diplomatic design approach. His adulthood pursuits — architect, designer, firm principal, and exhibition design professor — have garnered Philip wide respect from museum insiders. He is known for his meticulous attention to the details that knit museum exhibitions together. When he’s not in the office, you will find him training for triathlons to keep him in shape for his demanding job.

Dan founded PRD in 1988 with the mantra, “design for good.” He has been doing just that, working on more than 200 exhibit design projects at PRD. His ability to synthesize complex ideas into a clear understanding of the larger message and identify and develop the big idea and interpretive goals of a project make his expertise invaluable.