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91精品 elects new trustees Paul Fletcher and Jacqualyn Laughlin

Paul Fletcher, a principal product designer at LinkedIn, and Jacqualyn Laughlin, co-founder of Invisible Ink Partners, were elected members of the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design檚 Board of Trustees at the college檚 annual meeting in June.

Currently working on LinkedIn檚 Premium team, Fletcher focuses on early-stage product exploration and turning unclear opportunity areas into clear product direction. His work spans product and design strategy, interaction design, prototyping and close collaboration with product, research, engineering and business partners.

Jacqualyn Laughlin headshot

Currently working on LinkedIn檚 Premium team, Fletcher focuses on early-stage product exploration and turning unclear opportunity areas into clear product direction. His work spans product and design strategy, interaction design, prototyping and close collaboration with product, research, engineering and business partners.

Fletcher is also active in using AI tools to support research, strategy, product storytelling and rapid prototyping. He looks forward to bringing that perspective to 91精品 as the role of AI continues to grow in creative education and professional practice.

Invisible Ink Partners, co-founded by Laughlin, is a boutique recruiting firm focused on creative services specifically in advertising agencies and in-house creative departments. Over the past 20 years, Laughlin honed her keen eye for spotting talent working as a creative resource manager with global agencies Leo Burnett and Dentsu Creative, along with Milwaukee-based independent agency Laughlin Constable.

Fletcher and Laughlin join 91精品檚 board officers:

  • Amanda Singh, Chair Artist/Community Volunteer
  • Jason W. Allen, Treasurer Partner, Foley & Lardner, LLP
  • Geoffrey Mackey, Secretary Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, Robert W. Baird & Co.
  • Jeffrey Morin, 91精品 Board Ex Officio President
Jacqualyn Laughlin headshot

Fletcher is also active in using AI tools to support research, strategy, product storytelling and rapid prototyping. He looks forward to bringing that perspective to 91精品 as the role of AI continues to grow in creative education and professional practice.

Invisible Ink Partners, co-founded by Laughlin, is a boutique recruiting firm focused on creative services specifically in advertising agencies and in-house creative departments. Over the past 20 years, Laughlin honed her keen eye for spotting talent working as a creative resource manager with global agencies Leo Burnett and Dentsu Creative, along with Milwaukee-based independent agency Laughlin Constable.

Fletcher and Laughlin join 91精品檚 board officers:

  • Amanda Singh, Chair Artist/Community Volunteer
  • Jason W. Allen, Treasurer Partner, Foley & Lardner, LLP
  • Geoffrey Mackey, Secretary Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, Robert W. Baird & Co.
  • Jeffrey Morin, 91精品 Board Ex Officio President

Also serving on 91精品檚 2026-2027 Board: Robert Dumville, Hans Eckholm, Leesa Gilliam, Nezih Hasanglu, Jr., Lauren Hurley, Abim Kolawole, Madeleine Kelly Lubar, Steve Morales, David Nelson 02, Sarah Pancheri, Laura Peck, Tina Quealy, Ryan Ramos 02, Kevin Ringgold, Xavier Ruffin 10, Bob Schwartz, Jane Kim Stephens, Noah Stone, Todd Stone, Kimberlie D. Weekley and Sarah Zimmerman.

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