Service Design DC's Pecha Kucha Night
Monday / September 21 / 6:30 PM
Details
Date & Time
Monday, September 21
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Location
Zoom
Speakers
Isabella Bruno
Exhibition designer at Smithsonian National Museum of American History
She | Her | Hers
Isabella Bruno is an experience/exhibition designer at Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. In her free time, she hangs with other museum workers to imagine the future of museums through a project called Radical Museum Futures. She believes that museums offer a public service and should be designed for staff and visitor well-being, in order to be around forever and be relevant.
Josh D'Angelo
CEO of MovementX
He | Him | His
Joshua D’Angelo is a doctor of physical therapy and board certified orthopedic specialist who has co-founded and directed global organizations centered around improving access to healthcare and innovating healthcare delivery. Dr. D’Angelo most recently co-founded MovementX, a platform technology that sends trusted physical therapists to patients seeking safe and convenient care via telehealth, home-based, and outdoor sessions. He has spoken nationally and internationally on physical therapy, leadership, and global health.
Ricardo Martins
Service Design Faculty at Savannah College of Art & Design
He | Him | His
Ricardo Martins is a Service Design faculty in SCAD (Savannah, Georgia) and works with design and innovation since 26 years ago. He is passionate about service design implementation challenges and researching strategies to improve innovation processes.
Jatin Gupta
Product Designer at T-Mobile
He | Him | His
Jatin is a product designer at T-Mobile currently designing the T-Mobile for Business web app. He is passionate about problem-solving in the digital space while keeping sustainability and ethics in mind. He has previously worked as a front-end developer, accessibility researcher, AR game designer, and now a product designer.
Jeremy Haldeman
Director of Government Affairs & Advocacy at Alight
He | Him | His
Jeremy is the Director of Government Affairs & Advocacy for Alight (formerly the American Refugee Committee), having joined the organization in January 2017. Prior to joining Alight, Jeremy worked at the Peace Corps from 2013 – 2017 in various capacities. First, he served as the Deputy Director of Congressional Relations before being named the Director of Congressional Relations in February of 2015 and Associate Director for External Affairs in 2017. Prior to working at the Peace Corps, he spent eight years on Capitol Hill in a variety of different capacities. He held several positions in the office of former Congressman Russ Carnahan, including serving as the legislative counsel, legislative director, and then deputy chief of staff. In addition, he served as the staff director for the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on International Organizations, Human Rights, and Oversight for three years. Before working on the Hill, Jeremy was a prosecutor in St. Louis, Missouri where he served as an assistant city counselor for the City of St. Louis, which followed his clerkship for a judge on the Missouri Court of Appeals. Jeremy holds an undergraduate degree in business administration from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and a JD from St. Louis University School of Law.
Platform and Prerequisites
This event will be streamed via Zoom. In order to participate fully, attendees should plan to join on the Zoom app via their computer, tablet, or mobile device with enough bandwidth to support viewing video. In order to ensure only those who have registered for the event are able to attend — and to create space for intimate conversations — only those whose display name fully matches the name on our registration list will be admitted from the waiting room. You can find more about joining our virtual events, including how to connect, directions to troubleshoot, and information about our refund policy in our FAQ.
Accessibility and Accommodations
All DCDW events will have real-time CART (live captioning) services. If you need any additional accommodations, please contact us before 9/14 by, through the provided Google Form, or by phone. We honor your privacy and no personally identifying information (e.g. your name) is required to request an accommodation.
- Request an accommodation through this Google Form
- Email us at accessibility@dc.aiga.org.
- Call our Accessibility Lead, Josh Kim, by phone at 571-302-1504
You can learn more about how we’re making DC Design Week an accessible experience by visiting our page on accessibility.
Code of Conduct
All AIGA DC events adhere to our Code of Conduct .
More Information
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