It may be hard to believe but Lee manages to be even more vivid in person than he is on the page. As resident graphic designer, he busies himself with more than just catching the eye ‒ he explains how you must put yourself in the mind of the people experiencing. It is clear his pleasure is in rewarding that curiosity, and as with all at MCCGLC, the satisfaction of a plan come good. Harking from a print background, his primary concern is the look and feel of that extra dimension now, seeing the entire space in his lively imagination. Lee’s also a pressure-killer if there’s such a thing, he puts you at ease before you even knew you were tense. He knew this was the place he wanted to be from the hiring process, where talent would get you through the door, but it was a easy fit with the family personality that would keep you there.