text="Jury 2001
Jeffrey Keyton is Vice President, Design and Off Air Creative, MTV, where he heads the award-winning on- and off-air design team for Music Television and MTV2. He has been instrumental in defining the company's distinctive visual personality, making it one of the most recognizable brands in the world. Keyton and his team have won numerous honors: the prestigious Clio Award, Gold and Silver Awards from the Broadcast Design Association and the Art Directors Club, and the One Show Award. He teaches at the School of Visual Arts in New York.
Louis Lenzi is Vice President, Global Business Development & New Ventures, New Media Services, Thomson Multimedia. Thomson manufactures RCA, GE, and PROSCAN brand electronics products and other new goods and services for the consumer mass market. Lenzi has been profiled in Fortune as 'The New Non-Manager Manager,' and named on the 'ID Forty' list of America's design leaders. Under his direction, Thomson was honored with the Corporate Design Excellence award by ID magazine, and Harvard Business Review conducted a case study of the company.
Clement Mok, a digital design pioneer, international author, and design patent holder, is also the founder of two successful software companies: CMCD's Visual Symbol Library and NetObjects, one of Fortune's 'Coolest Technology Companies' in 1996. Most recently, he served as chief creative officer of Sapient, an S&P 500 business and technology consulting company. Mok is on the Board of Trustees at Art Center College of Design, is the newly elected president of AIGA, and was named on the 'ID Forty' list in 1994.
Murray Moss founded moss, an internationally celebrated industrial design store in New York City's Soho featuring a personal, highly edited selection of current worldwide industrial design. He was also cofounder, with Dutch designer Ronaldus Shamask, of the Madison Avenue design studio and retail clothing shop, MOSS, which rapidly expanded to include manufacturing, international distribution, and licensing of men's and women's apparel. Recipient of House Beautiful's first 'Giant of Design Award' in 2000, Moss is a member of the Board of Trustees of DIFFA, the Design Industry's Foundation Fighting AIDS.
Kate Spade co-founded Kate Spade New York with husband Andy Spade in 1993. Named 'America's New Fashion Talent' in 1996 and 'Best Fashion Accessory Designer of the Year' in 1998 by the Council of Fashion Designers, she has since become internationally known for her simple and elegant line that includes handbags, shoes, eyewear, loungewear, apparel, and stationery of enduring quality. Spade has spent most of her professional career in the accessories business as an editor for six years of Mademoiselle magazine and as a designer since the inception of her company.
Lucille Tenazas, a highly published and respected design authority, is chair of the new MFA program in design at the California College of Arts and Crafts and principal of the graphic design firm Tenazas Design in San Francisco. Former National President of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, she also became a member of the Alliance Graphique Internationale, joining a select few designers invited to represent the United States. Her work has been featured in retrospectives at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Ayala Museum in her native Philippines.
Bernard Tschumi is dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. He is also principal of Bernard Tschumi Architects in New York and Paris, whose commissions include the renowned Parc de la Villette in Paris, Columbia's Lerner Hall Student Center, and the new Florida International University School of Architecture. Tschumi is a member of the College International de Philosophie in France and the recipient of many distinguished honors, including the Legion d'Honneur and the Ordre des Arts et Lettres.";