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Abigail Smith Hanby

Principal & Founder
abigail@pamishere.com

Abigail brings clarity and structure to complexity, and believes strategy, user experience, and design are symbiotic. She has a polymathic ability to investigate and frame at macro and micro scales simultaneously. She helps clients and partners achieve greatness by revealing potential, building consensus, and laying out tactical plans for action.

Abigail holds an MARCH and an MLA from University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Design, a BFA in Visual Communication and Cinema from the School of Visual Arts in New York, and a certificate of Urban Planning from Harvard Graduate School of Design.



Amanda Wirth Lorenzo

Director
amanda@pamishere.com

Amanda guides clients through an engagement-rich approach to understand where they are currently, identify meaningful change, and outline pathways to a shared future. She uses a human-centered approach to structuring conversations and building ownership in project recommendations and implementation strategies. She is comfortable with ambiguity, patient through variance, and steady across project iterations.

Amanda holds a dual degree Master of Design and Master of Business Administration from the Institute of Design (founded as The New Bauhaus) at Illinois Tech and a BFA in Interior Design from Harrington College of Design, Chicago.



Bea Green

Researcher & Analyst
bea@pamishere.com

Bea takes a human-focused approach to research and analysis, believing that results only matter if they help people find meaningful solutions. She excels at bringing together information from disparate sources and transforming the new data into content that is accessible and practical. Bea is an organizational wizard and thrives on helping colleagues and clients find what they need when they need it.

Bea holds a BA in Anthropology from Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, and is passionate about ethnographic interviewing as a way to learn from people’s diverse experiences.


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