Specialties
Caren Hackman, Inc. specializes in creating innovative design solutions with an eye to current trends and technologies. Caren works closely with clients in developing comprehensive communication materials for marketing, fundraising, outreach and public education campaigns. Caren Hackman's strengths include regular client communication and collaboration along with adherence to time tested, results-oriented processes that achieve success.
History
Established in 1995.
Caren Hackman is President of Caren Hackman, Inc.(CHI), a full-service visual communications firm in Palm Beach Gardens. CHI specializes in creating innovative design solutions with an eye to current trends and technologies. Caren Hackman is an expert in print and web design and has owned her own design firm since 1995. Caren works closely with clients in developing comprehensive communication materials for marketing, fundraising, outreach and public education campaigns. Her diverse clientele includes corporations, small businesses, government entities and non-profit organizations. Caren Hackman's strengths include regular client communication and collaboration along with adherence to time tested, results-oriented processes that achieve success.
Meet the Business Owner: Caren H.
President of Caren Hackman, Inc.(CHI), a full-service visual communications firm in Palm Beach Gardens. Caren Hackman is an expert in print and web design and has owned her own design firm since 1995. Caren works closely with clients in developing comprehensive communication materials for marketing, fundraising, outreach and public education campaigns.
Most recently Caren has published a book, "Graphic Design Exposed" which is available on Amazon. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for "April is for Authors," a youth literary festival in Palm Beach County.
I addition to marketing and graphic design, Caren is a nationally exhibited fine artist. She has been awarded two Artist in Residence positions; in 2010, by Necedah National Wildlife Refuge in Wisconsin, and in 2005 by the Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in West Branch, Iowa.
