Carli greene
Design associate & project coordinator
Since joining ACS in 2017 with a degree from Sacramento State University and a background in visual design, she has managed both boutique corporate clients as well as healthcare projects. Carli has been the design lead on a diverse range of projects, including developing original tiled acrylic photography groupings for an ear, nose and throat medical office, creating early design concepts for a mental health lobbyist non-profit, and doing research on acoustical panel artwork for a corporate and state agency training organization. She has also supported many additional projects with her skills and experience in artist recruiting management, developing pricing and proposals, managing installations, working with suppliers and fabricators and working with directly with clients. Utilizing the ACS project fulfillment processes, Carli continues to lead current projects, working with a wide range of different clients with her attention to detail and prioritization of client needs.
NOTABLE PROJECT EXPERIENCE
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Kaiser Permanente Medical Office Building
Santa Rosa, CA | 2018 -
Carli assisted the senior designer on this project by applying her design skills and communications skills to aid in the artwork selection process, meeting preparation process and most of all the process of finding, vetting and recruiting local artists to the Santa Rosa area. The project managers wanted a majority of local artists on this project as the area had just survived a major fire and they wanted to support the local economy and uplift it’s citizens. Carli connected with 100 artists from the area and over the span of 6 months, she worked with 28 of
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Sutter Health PACE Senior Care
Sacramento, CA | 2018 -
Carli assisted the senior designer for this meaningful project by applying her design skills, organization and by helping to run two focus groups with the participants who would be spending their days in the space to understand the type of artwork that would speak to them and brighten their days there. She traveled to the pre-existing senior centers to set up a presentation of various artists, sat down with the participants and spent time engaging with them about their life experiences and how it related to artwork they enjoyed. The project was a huge success and was covered by many local news outlets