Kenna Kay, TVLand Kenna Kay is the Vice President/Creative Director at TV Land, a division of MTV Networks Entertainment Group. She directs a team of in-house designers and animators, as well as out-of-house studios, to craft and maintain the TV Land brand identity in promotional creative. Her team produces print, three-dimensional, web and motion graphics. Previously, she was Associate Creative Director at Nickelodeon. Kenna is the recipient of awards from Promax/ BDA, Print, Communication Arts, HOW, Art Directors Club and D&AD. She has given presentations and workshops for AIGA, the How Conference, The Art Director’s Club, the University of Kansas, The University of Wisconsin, Izmir Ekonomi Üniversitesi, Turkey, and Caracas, Venezuela. Her judging experience has included American Illustration, 365 AIGA “Year in Design”, and various regional shows. Kenna organized the “MOVE: Design for Film and Television” conference while serving on the New York board of AIGA. She currently serves on the executive committee of the National Board of AIGA. She is an adjunct professor in the Illustration Department at Parsons the New School for Design.

Andy Spade, Partners & Spade
Andy Spade is the creative director/founder of Partners & Spade — a new studio that specializes in advertising, publishing, art and film. In 1993 he founded kate and jack spade and was honored by the CFDA for excellence in design. He has written and produced several award winning films, including “Paperboys” directed by Mike Mills and “The Pleasure of being Robbed” now being shown on the IFC channel. Andy worked for many years as an award-winning copywriter at agencies such as Chiat/Day, and Saatchi and Saatchi. He is currently creating an educational TV series titled “I AM” with red bucket films and publishing a catalogue of found photography named “Strangers Pictures”. He lives in New York City with his wife, Kate and daughter, Bea.

Matteo Bologna, Mucca Design
Matteo Bologna is the founder and President of New York-based Mucca Design Corporation, where he also serves as Creative Director. Born and raised in Milan, Italy, Matteo’s grounding in architecture, graphic design, illustration and typography facilitated his early business successes and inspired his decision to create a New York agency. Under Matteo Bologna’s direction the Mucca Design team has solved numerous design challenges and created uniquely successful identities for widely varied brands, among them Adobe, Balthazar, Country, Harper Collins, André Balazs’ Hotels AB, Random House, Rizzoli, Sant Ambroeus, Schiller’s, the Standard Hotel Restaurants in Los Angeles, and Target. Mucca Design is also responsible for the highly successful re-branding of Rizzoli in Italy and its paperback division, BUR.

Ian Adelman, nymag.com
Ian Adelman is the design director of the New York Media websites nymag.com and menupages.com, where he oversees the conception and execution of visual design and user experience. Under his direction, nymag.com has been widely recognized for its thoughtful and energetic visual expression of the New York Magazine brand online. Before joining nymag.com, Adelman spent several years as an independent design consultant and illustrator, working across digital and print media. During this time, Adelman applied his love of problem solving to everything from rich software and web applications to logotypes, album covers and hand-made typographic illustrations. Earlier, he worked for Microsoft, first designing interactive television prototypes and then an online magazine. Adelman was the founding art director of slate.com, launched by Microsoft in 1996. Adelman holds a BFA in industrial design from the Rhode Island School of Design, where he has also been a critic.

Joshua Davis
Joshua Davis is a proficient illustrator and painter with a passion for technology, Davis’ work brought an entirely new dimension to art. Utilizing randomization in controlled environments, or Chaos Theory, Davis established a new and unique perspective on visual communication and creative expression, pioneering an area previously unexplored in graphic design. Joshua Davis’ work became a major influence in graphic and web design in the “Y2K” era of the Internet’s dot-com explosion. Davis himself was distinguished from other web designers by his many tattoos, leading to his reputation as being a web design “rockstar” — a label he dismisses. From 1998 to 2001, he worked with the web production company Kioken. When Kioken folded, Davis became an independent web designer and artist, touring the world to speak at various graphic design conferences, such as SIGGRAPH, Flash Forward, FITC, BD4D, OFFF, Graphika Manila and others. Davis lives in New York with his wife and daughter. He is a professor at New York’s School of Visual Arts, runs his own design studio, and continues to lecture and lead workshops in design conferences.

Carey Head, Goodby Silverstein & Partners
Executive Interactive Producer at Goodby, Silverstein and Partners, Carey Head has spearheaded, produced and bled cutting-edge digital work for clients such as Hyundai, Doritos, GE, Adobe, HP, Nintendo, Specialized, Saturn, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Comcast, Haagen Dazs, Ace Hardware, Emerald Nuts and more.

Carey's work has won awards for Cannes Cyber Lions, AICP, Clios, New York Festivals, One Show, FITC, Creative Review, FWA, London International Awards, Webby's, Art Director's Club, Future Marketing Awards, HOW Interactive and Flash Forward. In addition, in 2009, Goodby, Silverstein & Partners won Digital Agency of the Year at the Cyber Lions in Cannes, Interactive Agency of the Year at the One Show Interactive and even ranked #1 in the world in Interactive according to the Gunn Report.

Under the tutelage of Chief Digital Officer, Mike Geiger, Carey has lead the growth, development and management of the interactive department at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners from a small, ragtag team of 4 to its current, flourishing state of 40+.

When not dreaming about emerging technology, new media and vintage music gear, Carey can be found perusing his favorite haunts around the Mission District in San Francisco or playing with his band, Pollux.