John Joyce

John Joyce has a strong background in industrial design, with experience in a variety of industries. john most recently served as a Senior Industrial Designer at The AMES Companies, Inc. since 2015, where they led the design of new products in various categories such as planters, home decor, outdoor living products, tools, and home organization. john was responsible for delivering creative solutions to meet the needs of national and international retailers.

Prior to that, John worked at Antista Fairclough Design Inc. from 2003 to 2015 as an Industrial Designer. In this role, they were the design lead at a multi-disciplinary firm specializing in brand building through design. john played a key role in various projects including the design and roll-out of retail spaces for clients like BP Wild Bean Café, Valero Cornerstore, and Valvoline Instant Oil Change. john provided turnkey solutions, from preliminary design to value engineering and rollout.

Before working at Antista Fairclough Design Inc., John worked at Anteon Corp from 2001 to 2003 as an Industrial Designer. At Anteon Corp, they supported The Air Force Research Laboratory's marketing efforts through exhibit and display design and fabrication. john designed and developed interactive kiosks, trade show exhibits, facility displays, and signage.

John Joyce attended Columbus College of Art & Design from 1997 to 2001, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Industrial and Product Design.