Her human-centered approach blends design strategy, brand identity, and workplace experience to help organizations navigate change while strengthening culture and engagement.

Her work spans healthcare, higher education, nonprofit, civic, workplace, and commercial environments. Pam has led nationally recognized arts-in-healthcare initiatives at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and developed employee experience programs for global organizations including Cisco Systems. She has guided new construction, renovation, workplace, and curated art programs, including the installation of more than two-thousand artworks and large-scale sculptural commissions.

Pam holds a Master’s degree in Health Education and Promotion, which informs her approach to creating spaces that support wellness, creativity, and meaningful human connection.

Joell's work spans public and private sector projects, from transformational neighborhood initiatives throughout Cincinnati’s fifty-two communities to national experiential branding and public art programs. Joell’s experience bridges civic design, public art, higher education, branded environments, wayfinding, and cultural storytelling, reflecting her belief in the power of creative leadership and collaboration to shape vibrant and inclusive public spaces.

Joell is deeply committed to design education and mentorship. She is Adjunct Faculty in Communication Design at the University of Cincinnati’s DAAP, and former Assistant Professor at Mount St. Joseph University. She currently serves on the SEGD (Society for Experiential Graphic Design) Board of Directors and chairs the SEGD Academic Task Force, bridging experiential design education, research, and practice. She holds an MFA in Fibers and 3D Studies from the University of Cincinnati DAAP and is a practicing studio artist. Her work has received local, regional, and national recognition through design publications and exhibitions across the country.