Donna Schenkel
Before starting Schenkel/Stegman, Donna was a Senior Designer at Digital Equipment Corporation. While at Digital, she led the team that designed and implemented the company's graphic standards program. Donna was also responsible for the design, art direction and management of individual marketing brochures, direct mail brochures, guidebooks and a customer magazine.
Before starting Schenkel/Stegman, Donna was a Senior Designer at Digital Equipment Corporation. While at Digital, she led the team that designed and implemented the company's graphic standards program. Donna was also responsible for the design, art direction and management of individual marketing brochures, direct mail brochures, guidebooks and a customer magazine.
Donna work has earned many design awards, including the Art Directors Club of Boston Silver Medal, and has been featured in the AIGA Graphic Design USA Annual, Graphis Design Annual, and Print Magazine.
Margery Stegman
Prior to forming Schenkel/Stegman, Margery was the owner and principal designer of Stegman Design where she was responsible for the design, art direction and project management of annual reports, graphic identity, collateral material, packaging and signage. As the Senior Designer for the National Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation (NNRC) in Washington, D.C. she planned and implemented the design aspects of the NNRC's communications program, including a graphic identity program and a full complement of marketing communication materials.
Prior to forming Schenkel/Stegman, Margery was the owner and principal designer of Stegman Design where she was responsible for the design, art direction and project management of annual reports, graphic identity, collateral material, packaging and signage. As the Senior Designer for the National Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation (NNRC) in Washington, D.C. she planned and implemented the design aspects of the NNRC's communications program, including a graphic identity program and a full complement of marketing communication materials.
Margery taught typography at the New England School of Art and Design, and served on the board of directors of the Graphic Artists Guild - Boston.
