Kathe Gregory has been a graphic designer for over 30 years. Her style is one of collaboration with the goal of client pride in all her projects. She's created numerous content and visual design projects that assist her clients in telling their unique stories.

• Brand Identity (corporate and small business)
• Websites
• Brochures
• Event and Exhibition collateral
• Electronic presentations
• Display collateral (large format posters and boards)
• Wayfinding and Interpretive signs
• Fact sheets and Newsletters
• Maps
• Banners

Examples of Ms. Gregory's projects include:

• The Woburn Public Library. Designed a logo for their historically-acclaimed 1877 H.H. Richardson-designed building and a website for their architectural "Ideas" competition as to how to expand the library to accommodate 20th century needs.
• Nesson Media, a documentary filmmaking firm specializing in social justice, the arts and environmental issues. Designed an identity program including a website with video streams.  Also posters, proposals.
• Deborah Schuessler, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist.  Designed a website which offers help for a variety of issues including depression, sleep deprivation and anxiety.
• Garden Visions Coaching.  Designed a website for a Master Gardener who advises clients about garden design with four-season interest, plant identification, maintenance plans, soil improvement programs and environmentally safe pest issues.
• Diversity Development which helps organizations establish and insure diversity in their workplace. Designed their identity program and marketing materials to inform both organizations and women and minority firms.

Her significant experience in establishing and directing design departments for transportation and infrastructure projects has an emphasis on public outreach materials and development of environmental documents.

• The $16 billion Central Artery/Tunnel Project (the Big Dig) in Boston where she headed the six-person graphics department.
• The River Line commuter rail project in New Jersey where she was graphics manager.
• Tren Urbano, a commuter rail project in Puerto Rico where she headed and then transitioned the graphics department to a local designer.