I am senior graphic designer at a Fortune 100 pharmaceutical company where I provide graphic support services as well as tactical and logistic guidance to the clinical and regulatory teams presenting at FDA Advisory Committee meetings. My responsibilities also include designing scientific presentation posters and publication graphics as well as other visual communications projects.
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    06/25/08 - PresentationXpert Article

    The editors of PresentationXpert were kind enough to publish an article of mine called “It was a Disaster” in their June issue. Here’s a brief excerpt:

    Many people consider the 1970s the golden age of the big Hollywood disaster movie and it’s fair to say that Airport, The Poseidon Adventure and The Towering Inferno are usually the first films that come to mind whenever this genre is mentioned. But disaster movies never go completely out of style and every year we’re offered new opportunities to consider the ways in which things can go completely and terribly wrong.
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