Portland Fashion Institute is a nationally accredited private nonprofit career institute of higher learning and Portland’s only accredited fashion design college.
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Portland Fashion Institute is a nationally accredited private nonprofit career institute of higher learning and Portland’s only accredited fashion design college.
Adrianne Hranko is the project manager for Digital Apparel Development at Columbia Sportswear. Her education in design and architecture, as well as her experience in garment fit, inform her approach to developing compelling digital processes for apparel manufacturing. She believes in progress through strong collaborative relationships among cross-functional partners across the globe. Adrianne is a graduate of the University of Colorado-Boulder and the Art Institute of Portland.
Patricia has worked in the apparel industry for 20 + years at a variety of companies such as Urban Outfitters, Ralph Lauren, and PVH. She has been at Nike for 10 years and is currently the senior development director for apparel innovation at Nike. In her spare time she is active in the community via programs that support the growth and development of high school students in the greater Portland area, such as the UNCF Portland Portfolio Project and the Nike Product Creation Experience.
Donald L. Tuski, Ph.D., began his CCS Presidency in 2019. Prior to joining CCS Dr. Tuski, a three-time college president and Michigan native, served as president of Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, Oregon, Maine College of Art, and Olivet College in Michigan.
As President and professor of anthropology at PNCA, Tuski led substantial growth at the private institution with 11 undergraduate degrees in art and design and eight graduate programs. During his tenure, PNCA welcomed the largest first-year class in its 110-year history — a nearly 18 percent increase over two years — and the incoming MA/MFA class and enrollment also achieved all-time highs..
Adam Andreas is the technical development manager for Recreational Equipment Inc (REI). Before that he served as senior technical developer for The North Face, Vanity Fair Corporation (VFC). He has been working in the apparel industry for over 12 years primarily focused in the fields of technical design and product development. Graduating with a BFA in Apparel Design from the Art Institute of Portland, he has since then worked for both local and global apparel companies, including Columbia Sportswear and VFC where he also works on special projects such as collaborations with Maison Margiela and Brain Dead and Supreme.
Director of product strategy at Pine Crest Fabrics, Nesbitt has more than 10 years of experience as a product designer, creative director, brand strategist and business developer. A BFA graduate from Illinois Institute of Art, she is a nationally-known expert on artificial intelligence in fashion design, has worked for Kroger as a trend forecaster and co-founded Portland’s Creative Roundtable.
Serving as the Director of Technical Design at Jordan Brand, Kendra Kline spearheads the product development team, specializing in Streetwear and Performance product creation. With 15 years of industry experience, her career boasts notable contributions at various companies such as Victoria’s Secret, Nordstrom, and Under Armour, emphasizing technical design and product innovation. A proud Kent State University alumna, Kendra holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fashion Design.
Elizabeth Bishop is the Senior Merchandise Manager of Womenswear at Pendleton, and part of the 6th generation of family owner/managers. In that role, she is responsible for driving the product strategy, and creating quality products with timeless American design. Prior to Pendleton, Elizabeth spent 10 years in retail in a variety of different merchandising and product development roles at Ralph Lauren, Gap, and Athleta. She loves the challenge of defining the future 160+ years of Pendleton legacy. Elizabeth has a degree in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University, and enjoyed electives in the Fashion Design Management program..
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