OUR TEAM

Kelley

Founder + Manager

Kelley founded Art Design Xchange (ADX) in 2011 after 2 years of dreaming and scheming. She has a bachelors degree in geology, a masters degree in urban planning, stopped working for the man back in 2005, and has since started 4 businesses, wrote two books, co-produced a documentary film, traveled the world, served on non-profit boards and provided consulting services to creative individuals, businesses and organizations all over this beautiful planet.

Kelley leads the ADX team in support of our ongoing vision to help all humans grow their creative expression by holding space for authentic, in-person connections.

She loves ADX, plants, books, art, music, and her two dogs Leo and Merle.

Syd showcases and supports ADX by way of operations and social media. Working to make magic behind the scenes, Syd provides assistance to members and clients of ADX. Syd is an available point of contact, a problem solver, a connector, a kind communicator, a community builder, a curator of experiences, and a space steward.

Syd’s ultimate goal is to showcase and wholeheartedly support ADX and the remarkable individuals who contribute to its distinctiveness.

Follow @adxportland to see her work in action!

syd

Operations Support

Henry

photographer

Henry Cromett is our resident photographer. He is Southeast Portland born, raised, and residing. Outside of taking stills around ADX, he enjoys crisp white wines and is passionate about walking as a form of transportation.

Zach & Meg

BRand & Marketing

Zach and Meg are a branding duo focused on supporting do-gooding projects and small businesses across the U.S. They specialize in brand identity and brand marketing, helping create end-to-end user experience the connect people to services and products that enhance their lives. They are proud to help ADX celebrate its new chapter and bring the next generation of makers into the fold. Zach has been a part of the ADX community since its founding in 2011. He is a want-to-be welder, but his craft truly lies in sign painting and murals.