Michelle Berryman is a prominent user experience designer and information architect who has worked with interactive products and experiences since 1993. She is a highly sought-after speaker at design conferences globally and has presented at conferences in the U.S., Chile, Taiwan, Korea and Hong Kong. 

Michelle has spoken at the Consumer Electronics Show, The International Home and Housewares Show, and the Swedish Embassy. She has also participated as a speaker at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on the subject of Design Protection and Intellectual Property issues. 

Awards & Accomplishments

• Fellow in the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA)
• "Top 10 Innovators You Should Know" by Deep magazine in the March/April 2005 issue
• Nominee for Women in Technology (WIT) Atlanta chapter "Woman of the Year in Technology" award in the Small/Medium Enterprise category

Design Juries

• IDSA/Businessweek magazine Industrial Design Excellence Awards
• The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Innovation Gallery
• Appliance Manufacturer magazine's Excellence in Design awards
• Residential Systems magazine's Resi-Awards
• The Taiwan Design Center's prestigious Taiwan International Design Competition
• The Housewares Design Award sponsored by the International Home & Housewares Association
• The Marksman Design Award in the Netherlands
• The Observeur du Design jury, an international competition hosted by the Agency for the Promotion of Industrial Creation (APCI) in Paris, France
• The Microsoft Next-Gen Design Competition
• The Creative Coast Alliance Innovation Awards Program
• The Seoul Design Competition
• The Australian International Design Awards

Michelle has been very active with the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) since 1993. She currently serves on the Board of Directors of IDSA where she holds the position of Immediate Past-President of the national organization. 

Michelle has recently been elected to the Board of Directors for the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design (Icsid). Michelle also maintains memberships with SIGCHI, UPA (Usability Professionals Association) and the Georgia Tech Business Network (GTBN). She is in her second term on the GTBN Board of Directors.

Michelle lives in Atlanta with her husband Mason.