الأربعاء، 15 يونيو 2011

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Melania Trump


Melania Trump appeared on "The Joy Behar Show" on HLN last night -- and it's clear she's already being prepped for Donald Trump's stump speeches.
Trump insisted her husband's moves towards a presidential run aren't a publicity stunt -- and that it's the media, not him, who keeps bringing up President Obama's birth certificate.
Right.
Trump went on to say that Donald's first priority as president would be bringing overseas jobs back to the United States.
What a lovely thought. He can start with Melania's QVC jewelry line.
According to QVC's site, the faux gems are inspired by "the three cities [Melania] calls home -- New York, Paris and Palm Beach."
But it's all made in China -- the same country whose goods Trump wants to slap with a 25% tariff.

Melania Semerad-Meier

Select Clients CondéNast, CondéNet, Herman Miller, NBC, Nickelodeon, Toys 'R Us, MTV, CollegeBoard, Pfizer, IBM, GE, T.Rowe Price, Citibank, Maytag, Intel, Kodak, Hearst, Newsweek

Experience 17 years award-winning interactive design experience Memonic, Zürich: Director of User Experience, August 2010 - present
Starting with hand-drawn sketches and mockups, designed the user interface for
web-based tools that allow users to capture, organize, and share web content
Defined a new corporate brand (B2B focus with B2C appeal) as part of a site re-design
Supported the marketing department with print collateral and online campaigns
Practiced Agile UX with two week Sprint planning, embracing iterative design
Wrote online surveys and user test scenarios, created Balsamiq click-thru prototypes,
ran paper tests, and reviewed usability results to recommend improvements

CollegeBoard, NYC: Art Director / Internet, 2007 - 2009
Designed interactive applications for the CollegeBoard sites (35,000+ pages), oriented for
3 different audiences (students, parents, and professionals)
Designed minisites, emails, and ad campaigns for the marketing department
Created and maintained online style guides for the CB Professional and SpringBoard
Online sites, while extending the design guidelines for new site additions
Managed a team of 4 in-house designers and reviewed projects from external design firms
CondéNet Creative Services, NYC: Design Director / Internet, 2005 - 2007
Oversaw the design process start to finish: served as chief liaison with project managers,
established scope of design needs, delegated work, set and enforced visual direction,
ensured design solutions were on time and budget
Managed 8-10 fulltime designers and Flash programmers: determined and documented
workflow, led daily status meeting, recruited new hires, maintained network of freelancers
Designed ad solutions for epicurious.com, concierge.com, style.com, men.style.com:
minisites, rich media, ad units, sweepstakes, emails, marketing collateral
Kept up with new technology solutions to maintain highest standard of work
CondéNast / Fairchild Bridal Group, NYC: Creative Director / Internet, 2003 - 2005
Set global design strategy on modernbride.com, brides.com, and yourprom.com,
including brand translation, user interface, usability, and visual systems
Directed multi-phase, award-winning redesigns of all sites, bringing together business,
editorial and technical requirements
Crafted more than 80 ad solutions totaling $500,000 in new business
Managed 2 fulltime design staff members and 4 project-based freelancers
NBC, NYC: Contract Interactive Designer, 2002 - 2003
Designed web sites and online promotions for BravoTV's original programs
OliveMedia, NYC: Interactive Design Director, 2000 - 2002
Designed e-commerce sites, games, websites and online ad campaigns
Wrote and presented proposals for new business plans
eCentric Consulting, NYC: Senior Interactive Designer, 1998 - 2000
Developed branding and design for high end financial and e-commerce clients
Integral in development of website audits, usability testing and template guidelines
Siegel & Gale, NYC: Senior Interactive Designer, 1996 - 1998
Lead role in concept development, strategic branding and award-winning design of
websites for Fortune 500 companies
Adapted print campaigns for online viewing
Anderson & Lembke, NYC: Interactive Designer, 1995 - 1996
Designed sites targeting a vast European audience
Collaborated with an international team of 20 on the production and cross-platform
implementation of an e-commerce site with a focus on community and news
Herman Miller, Grand Rapids, MI: Designer, 1994 - 1995
Awarded prestigious one year internship program
Designed print and online promotions, monitored budgets and schedules, photo-shoots

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