Emily Eisenberg

Emily Eisenberg has a diverse range of work experience in design and art direction. Emily started their career in 2006 as a Design Lab Assistant at St. Edward's University, where they gained experience in troubleshooting printing, scanning, and software. In 2007, they worked as a Design Intern at Ion Art, Inc., assisting with signage and way finding solutions. Emily then joined GSD&M as a Design Intern, before working as a Graphic Designer at SUMA Orchard Social Marketing, where they produced toolkits and reports for disaster preparedness organizations and healthcare providers. Emily also contributed to the development of MYTURF Wireless as a Graphic Designer, creating banner ads, logos, and assisting with web design.

In 2008, they joined the Texas House of Representatives as a Designer, where they designed and produced various documents for the House and state agencies.

In 2012, Emily started their freelance design business, Emily Eisenberg Design, offering services such as brand identity, logo design, packaging, print, web design, environmental design, and growth strategies. Emily has worked with a diverse range of clients, ranging from food trucks to high-end fashion showrooms.

In the same year, they also worked as a Freelance Graphic Designer and later as a Graphic Designer at Netspend. At Netspend, they played a role in driving B2B and B2C branding and creative marketing efforts, ensuring brand cohesion across various media channels. Emily also developed and implemented successful brand strategies.

Emily Eisenberg attended St. Edward's University from 2005 to 2007, where they earned a bachelor's degree in graphic design. Additionally, they also attended Lorenzo de' Medici, although the specific start and end dates are unknown, as is any degree or field of study achieved during their time there.