Denise Howard

Denise Howard has worked as a software engineer for some of the most well-known tech companies in the world. Denise started their career at PDI/Dreamworks, where they worked on creating animated films like Shrek and Antz. Denise then moved on to Apple Computer, where they worked on the development of OS X and helped create the first iPod. After a brief stint at Intuit, they joined Symantec (formerly PGP Corporation), where they worked on developing encryption software. In their most recent position, they are the Communications Director at Colored Pencil Society of America.

Denise Howard received their MS in Computer and Information Science from The Ohio State University, with a focus in Computer Graphics. Denise received their BS in Computer Science and Art from Truman State University, and their Diploma from Scotland County R-1 High School.

They work with Vera Curnow - Founder, Mary Ellen Geissenhainer - Administrative Director, and Anda Chance - Exhibitions Director. Their manager is Deborah Maklowski, President.