Annette Aloe

Annette Aloe has extensive experience in graphic design and art direction. Annette started their career in 1994 as an Art Director at RockHill Communications, where they designed various materials and collaborated with programmers to develop dynamic websites. Annette then worked as a Graphic Designer at Davis Advertising Inc., responsible for designing print ads, brochures, websites, and more. In 2008, they joined Weavers Way Co-op as an Art Director and Graphic Designer. Additionally, they worked as a Freelance Graphic Designer at Aloe Design. In 2011, Annette became the Marketing Chair at Project Eviive, a non-profit organization focused on addressing the global water shortage. Annette'swork involved partnering with universities and corporations to sponsor water purification systems. Annette's work experience spans across a wide range of industries and demonstrates their strong design skills and leadership abilities.

Annette Aloe started their education in 1980 and completed it in 1982 at Carnegie Mellon University. There, they pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree with a focus on printmaking. Following their time at Carnegie Mellon, Annette Aloe enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh, where they studied liberal arts and sciences/liberal studies. The dates and completion status of their education at the University of Pittsburgh were not provided.