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New Orleans — The New Orleans chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) recently elected its 2001–02 board members. Rod Lemaire, of Zehno Cross Media Communications, was elected President. The AIGA is a membership organization for professionals, educators and students who are interested in furthering excellence in communication design as a broadly defined discipline, as a strategic tool for business, and as a cultural force. The AIGA is the place design professionals turn first to exchange ideas and information, participate in critical analysis and research, and advance education and ethical practice. The New Orleans chapter of AIGA — for designers living in Louisiana and the Gulf Coast — has more than 140 members. Zehno, with headquarters in New Orleans, is an integrated marketing communications company specializing in developing print and Web strategies and tools for institutions with an educational mission. Its portfolio of clients includes Columbia Business School, Columbia University School of Social Work, The Graduate Management Admission Council (Washington, DC), Dominican University (California), Population Action International (Washington, DC), and Volunteers of America (Washington, DC), among other colleges, universities, independent schools, museums, associations, and other not-for-profits worldwide.
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