DAVID
PETERS is a design strategist with EXBROOK,
a communication company he founded in 1999 to focus on the creative
process and how design can be applied in business to produce meaningful
results.
He brings experience in producing complex conceptual, visual and editorial
design projects in which trust has played a prominent role. These
have included technology-intensive initiatives for financial services
companies like Barclays Bank, T. Rowe Price, and Citibank, as well
as knowledge-based groups like brittanica.com and The Ocean Conservancy.
Projects he has led have earned numerous awards for innovation, including
Gold from the ONE Show in New York, and Bronze from Business Week/IDSA.
As founder and director of
DESIGN FILMS, he has curated programs and produced events about
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museums, film festivals,
conferences, and schools around the world. His study of the modern
history of film titles debuted at the Film Society of Lincoln Centerin
New York City, and has toured internationally. David's pioneering
work in media history was recognized with a major design grant from
the National Endowment for the Arts in 1993.
David has taught in the graduate program in graphic design at Yale
University, as well at the Rhode Island School of Design, and the
Nova Scotia College of Art & Design. He has lectured at the Smithsonian
Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, as well as dozens of other institutions
and creative industry associations. Born in Canada, and a resident
of San Francisco since 1996, he is married to the art director Rhonda
Rubinstein, and father to a two-year old son, Dash. |
