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George White
Thinker | Maker
George White is an Associate Professor at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, where he teaches MDeS 607 Prototyping in the Masters of Design Innovation program.23 He is a multifaceted professional with over 25 years of experience in design, innovation, and technology.1
Professional Background
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Current Roles:
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Previous Positions:
- Chief Innovation Officer at Cantina Consulting
- Systems Architect at Course Technology/Thomson Learning (now Cengage)
- Chief Technologist at Ember Media
Skills and Expertise
George White is known for his:
- Problem-solving abilities, especially with complex technical and systems issues
- Broad experience in software development, languages, and methodologies
- Systems and design thinking
- Leadership in innovation and product strategy
Education and Community Involvement
- Attended Montclair State University (degree not completed)1
- Board Chair of the Design Museum Foundation (2021-present)1
George White describes himself as a "Thinker | Maker" and is passionate about solving interesting problems, often with digital solutions.2 He is also an advocate for design accessibility and has been involved with the Design Museum Foundation for nearly a decade.1
Highlights
Hi friends! As some of you may know, I have had the honor of serving on the board of Design Museum Everywhere for the past six years. It is an amazing organzation, focused on building community around the power of design.
We have exciting things coming in the latter half of 2024 and 2025, and we would really love your support.
First, we would love additional support for our Education Fund, which supports our youth education programs. Equitable access to design and building the next generation of designers is key for our shared future. Our programs are shaped to fulfill that need.
Second, you can become a member! This is the best way to get involved, with access to our world-class magazine, events, and content. Becoming a member is an investment in design and an opening to joining an amazing, design-focused community.
I hope that you'll consider joining us!
I just learned that my colleague and friend, Adam Kenger, passed away this morning. I am deeply saddened to loose him and my thoughts are with his family.
AK was a great guy. We worked together for over a decade and I think I had some the most stimulating technical conversations I've ever had with him. He was kind, smart, and dedicated. I will miss him deeply.
