Maureen Raisch
SENIOR DESIGNER, ILLUSTRATOR AND DIGITAL CONTENT PRODUCER
“Maureen is a CLIO award winning designer and digital content producer. Maureen has developed sports brands at the National Football League and with MLB and the NHL at Fanbrandz. Her digital content work has received international exposure and has been featured on Forbes, Brand New, HOW Design, the Smithsonian Channel, IFC, The Guardian and CNN.”
EXTENDED BIOGRAPHY
Maureen’s design career began at ABC Network Television in 2003 where she interned alongside the network's print group and was later hired as a freelance designer. She established an annual contract to photograph the events in ABC Super Sign located in Times Square surrounding their televised program “Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve” for five seasons.
In 2003 she founded Raisch Studios, a creative studio that has since produced photographic tributes, time-lapse and short format digital films. Most notably, the Smithsonian Channel, and Pipeline 39 Entertainment contacted Maureen to film and contribute to their televised piece on the installation of the Spire atop One Word Trade Center. Maureen’s camera work and time lapse can be seen in their documentary film “Crowning New York” airing September 2014. Maureen also recently designed the branding program for Soledad O’Brien’s panel discussion 'Black in America' streamed live by Google.
In 2005 Maureen joined the studio of Frederick & Froberg Design Offices where she worked as a graphic designer for seven years. He developed the club identities and uniforms of the Tampa Bay Rays, and other Major League Franchises. In 2012 Maureen was hired to assist in the opening of Fanbrandz. In 2013 with the Fanbrandz studio she developed a special edition baseball cap developed with artist Drake. Maureen’s work has been featured on HOW Design, Brand New, Design Week UK and The Guardian. In 2015 Maureen and her creative team at Fanbrandz received their third Clio Sports Award in the sports category for the 2016 NHL Nashville All-Star Identity.
Aside from his professional contributions to the field, Maureen’s personal passion for American history and global events continues to inspire her work at Raisch Studios. In April 2016 his original black and white photography work documenting the details of post-9/11 Lower Manhattan streetscapes was acquired by the National 9/11 Museum and Memorial. Her work can be seen in the official September 11th Artist Registry. Months later he collaborated with the 9/11 Museum to retrace the story of the delivery bike memorial in a digital exhibition.
