May 03, 2007

Episode 38: Sean Adams, Partner at AdamsMorioka and President of AIGA

In this interview, I have a frank discussion with Sean Adams, partner at AdamsMorioka and the newly appointed president of the national chapter of the AIGA. We are joined by Jeff Pickett, vice president of Finance for the Dupuis Group and president of the Reno-Tahoe Chapter of the AIGA. The podcast was recorded at the Nevada Museum of Art.

In this podcast we talk about the history of AdamsMorioka, the subject of branding, and the intricacies of client relations. Both Sean and Jeff have a lot of experience and knowledge to share in regards to these subjects.

According to his website:

Sean has been globally recognized by every major competition and publication including; Communication Arts, AIGA, Graphis, The Type Directors Club, The British Art Director’s Club, and the New York Art Director’s Club. In 2000, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art exhibited AdamsMorioka in a solo retrospective. Adams holds the honor of being named to the ID40, citing him as one of the forty most important people shaping design internationally. Sean is a Fellow of the International Design Conference at Aspen. In 2006, Sean was named as a Fellow of the American Institute of Graphic Arts.

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2 Responses to “Episode 38: Sean Adams, Partner at AdamsMorioka and President of AIGA”

NCET rolls out WiFi Wednesday’s; Remember Cocktails.com?; Why Reno-Tahoe’s employers (like me) hope to attract/retain the younger professional demographic through parties Says:
August 5th, 2007 at 12:47 pm
[...] I met Robb Smith for the first time at a Cocktails.com event and he convinced me to joined the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (then known as YEO) which has been perhaps one of my greatest professional life experiences. Back then there were startups like Ken hawk’s iGo, CandyBarell.com, HardwareStreet.com, HomeSeekers.com and a dozen others. UNR’s Mike Reed, Nevada Bell’s Dick Bostdorf and Reno attorney Garret Sutton were instrumental in the TechAlliance’s startup. More recently, thanks to EDAWN/Michael Thomas we’ve got the newly formed Reno Tahoe Young Professionals Network kicking ass and an we’re on the world’s design radar with a fully legit and cool AIGA chapter. [...]
NCET rolls out WiFi Wednesday’s; Remember Cocktails.com?; Why Reno-Tahoe’s employers (like me) hope to attract/retain the younger professional demographic through parties Says:
August 9th, 2007 at 12:08 pm
[...] I met Robb Smith for the first time at a Cocktails.com event and he convinced me to joined the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (then known as YEO) which has been perhaps one of my greatest professional life experiences. Back then there were startups like Ken Hawk’s iGo, CandyBarell.com, HardwareStreet.com, HomeSeekers.com and a dozen others. UNR’s Mike Reed, Nevada Bell’s Dick Bostdorf and Reno attorney Garrett Sutton were instrumental in the TechAlliance’s startup. More recently, thanks to EDAWN/Michael Thomas we’ve got the newly formed Reno Tahoe Young Professionals Network kicking ass and an we’re on the world’s design radar with a fully legit and operatin cool AIGA chapter. [...]