Chloe Marie Mapes, IDSA
Secretary, James Madison University IDSA Student Chapter

Chloe Mapes is in the class of 2014.

Studied with:
Ronn Daniel
William Tate
Evelyn Tickle

Interned with:
The Sextant Group, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Beth Soucy | Rhode Island School of Design and Brown University Class of 2013

Studied with:
Soojung Ham
Matt Kressy

Interned with:
Studio DUNN www.studiodunn.com & Keeseh Community Woodshop www.keeseh.com Ecolect www.ecolect.net AltTechnica xclinic www.environmentalhealthclinic.net

Why/how did you choose to pursue a career in industrial design?

Stephanie Battista, IDSA | Industrial Designer / Business Development, Modern Edge

Recently joined Modern Edge, in Portland, Oregon. Modern Edge is a Strategic Product
Design & Development Firm. I am in Business Development and couldn’t be happier about the
transition.

Prior to joining Modern Edge, I owned and operated an Industrial Design Firm for ten years in
Florida specializing in Lifestyle Product Design. My niche has been with start-ups in wearable
technology, branding and package design.

Julia Troy | New York Community & Education Outreach

Julia is a trained industrial designer and innovator whose main objective is finding creative solutions for consumers in order to enhance their every day lives. She is obsessed with pushing the boundaries of the physical with innovative aesthetic solutions in all her designs.

Amy Schlosser, IDSA

Amy Schlosser is a graduate of North Carolina State University with a bachelor's in industrial design with a minor in psychology. Professionally, she is pursuing in multidisciplinary design projects, user-centered design research and promoting creativity in children.

Contact Amy at: amyschlosser.com

Debora Kaashoek, IDSA | !D Produkt

Vanessa Lucile Rutherford, IDSA | Northwest Chapter Social Coordinator

Breakout Title:
Designing for Mayo Clinic and the Future of Health Care
MEREDITH DeZUTTER

The Mayo Clinic is currently engaged in a multi-year initiative to redesign their outpatient practice to continue to be relevant and financially sustainable into the future. To execute this initiative, we have designed a process that builds on traditional design methodologies for framing, identifying and conceptualizing new ideas, ultimately creating a new approach that allows us to better understand the complexity inherent in large systems. With this process, we are attempting to define a new offering by simultaneously looking at the existing clinic as well as the disruptive landscape drivers that will impact Mayo in the future. This presentation will highlight our approach to redesigning the outpatient practice, cite some of our specific research and provide a glimpse of some initial plans we have for the outpatient practice of the future.

LINDA WAGNER
Director of Research & Strategy
Carbon Design Group

Linda Wagner is a design thinker with over 10 years experience working with Fortune 500 companies as a researcher and strategist. She has a passion for driving the synthesis of deep customer insights to identify and catalyze business opportunities. She spent five years at Microsoft managing worldwide research for the hardware group where she brought a user experience and business planning perspective to their product incubation, design and development. Wagner holds a master’s in strategic design planning and human-centered design from the Institute of Design at IIT. With a certificate in sustainable business from the Bainbridge Graduate Institute, she is helping Carbon Design Group to grow sustainability as a core capability.

Track:
Medical + Health Design

Breakout Title:
Driving Medical Device Success with Consumer Product Insights

MEREDITH DeZUTTER
Senior Service Designer
Mayo Clinic Center for Innovation

Meredith DeZutter is a senior service designer at the Mayo Clinic Center for Innovation. At Mayo, she and the team of designers are exploring the potential for an embedded design group (located in a live clinical practice) to affect meaningful and sustained transformation. They work on behalf of patient and provider communities to evolve the culture of the clinic but also to determine robust models for the integration of design in health care. She has over 16 years of experience identifying and developing innovative product, service and system design solutions. DeZutter has a bachelor’s in industrial design from Carnegie Mellon University.

Track:
Medical + Health Design

Session Title:
Designing for Mayo Clinic and the Future of Health Care