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Joan Klatil Creamer became General Motors first female ‘Exterior Designer” for Production Cadillac and Advanced Buick after graduating from Cleveland Institute of Art in Industrial Design. Her next career move was with General Electric in Consumer Electronics, Appliances, and Wiring. She then started her own freelance business in product design and earned clients including: Waterford Crystal, Tiffany, and Mikasa, Danbury Mint, Tupperware, and Lenox Collections to name a few. Joan was invited to be a member of the League of Retired Automobile Designers, designing a concept car each year with other designers, just for fun. She’s published, authored and illustrated six children’s books and continues to create fine art paintings and freelance work in automotive design.

SHOW SPONSORS  

Covercraft   •   Techforce   •   American Collectors Insurance    •   Barrett-Jackson   •   Linkage Magazine    •   CRASH Jewelry

KEY MENTORS

Her Father and C.F. Carroll one of her teachers. 

CAREER ADVICE

The world is open today to women. Go out and get it!

CHALLENGE

Dealing with having dyslexia and not knowing until much later in her life at the age of 65.

THE ULTIMATE RIDE

Riding with Chuck Jordan, GM VP of Global Design in a Ferrari.

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

The Magic Scepter Series by J.K. Creamer*

Imagine by Patrick G. Kelley*

PARTING WORDS OF WISDOM

Dedicated. Driven. Deliver. Joans Three ‘Ds’

Always keep moving your goals up so you always have something to work towards.

WHERE TO FIND JOAN

Creamer Design

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Patrick Kelley’s Book Imagine at Dalton Watson Fine Books

 

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