Chris’ graphic design career began after nearly fifteen years as an architect working at several Boston firms to develop and train staff to use computer-aided drafting systems. He eventually left architecture to start his own graphic design company before working with The Campaign Network beginning in 2002.

Chris has worked with a broad range of clients over the past dozen years, including The Nature Conservancy, StorageNetworks, the Veterans Administration, Ceres, Belmont Hill School, The Daily Racing Form, Harvard University, the Trust for Public Land, and many smaller businesses and organizations in the Boston area.

Chris has been involved in dozens of campaigns with The Campaign Network, including the recent effort for the Democratic National Committee Mail Consortium in support of the Kerry-Edwards ‘04 effort.

A native Bostonian, Chris lives on Boston’s North Shore with his wife and twin 10-year old children (and two cats, two guinea pigs, two guppies, and one dog). When he’s not huddled over the computer, he can be found acting in community theater, mountain biking, or sailing around New England.