Meet McDill’s people
Get a glimpse of what makes our staff tick
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Abbey Connors
I’d love to live in a:
Small but beautiful cabin on a lake in the mountains with huge floor to ceiling windows.
A lesson I learned in childhood:
Never stop learning, even though there is no way any single person can know everything, never stop educating yourself and asking questions.
Brandon Prochnow
A place I’d like to visit:
Ireland
The last photo I took was of:
A street sign
Brenda Mraz-Skibinski
I do my best thinking:
When I’m in motion
My favorite Pantone color is:
I love all my children the same
Cynthia Lund Torroll
My favorite Pantone color is:
185
If I ruled the world:
It would be really nice
Daniel Necci
A place I’d like to visit:
Tanzania
The last photo I took was of:
The Buffalo Gospel crowd
Daryn Peterman
What I listen to when I’m working:
“Classical for Studying Radio” on Pandora
A place I’d like to visit:
Thailand
Dave Burkle
Design school should teach you:
An equal dose of pragmatism and idealism
My workspace is:
Decorated with brand standard colors
Erin Strode
When people ask me for advice:
Take the high road—it’s the best road, and wins every time
A place I’d like to visit:
Munchkin Land (the lollipop kids). For obvious reasons.
Javier Centeno
I do my best thinking:
When I’m relaxed and in a quiet place
A lesson I learned in childhood:
It’s always better to be honest
Jeff Neal
Design school should teach you:
How to personally communicate with the world.
My favorite Pantone color is:
PMS 123
Jim Dines
The last photo I took was of:
My newly painted blue wall that was inspired by a shoebox in Michael’s office
My favorite Pantone color is:
2171 C
Joel Harmeling
People are surprised that I:
Still work here
A lesson I learned in childhood:
Don’t get pulled behind an ATV at a high rate of speed on figure skates
Kori Zangl Holsten
Design school should teach you:
Not every project is going to have the creative freedom or budget to do what you envision
The most dangerous thing I ever did was:
Flip my parents’ car down an embankment
Martin Martinez
I’d love to live in a:
Place where it is sunny year-round
The last photo I took was of:
Friends and I at a wedding celebration
Michael Dillon
Design school should teach you:
Listen and take notes
My workspace is:
A mess
Sebastian Raasch
I do my best thinking:
On solo bike rides
If I ruled the world:
Wi-Fi would be free and accessible for everyone
Tam Nguyen
I do my best thinking:
When I’m not multitasking and allowed enough time to concentrate on one thing until I reach a conclusion or idea about it
People are surprised that I:
Can talk
Taryn Schuster
The most dangerous thing I ever did was:
Fall off a banana boat in the open ocean. I’m really not that dangerous of a person haha.
When people ask me for advice:
I always tell them that everything happens for a reason and to be optimistic.
