Lisa Boudon

FOCUS Magazine is an award-winning print publication, detailing Forest City’s associate news nationwide. Being a key player on the FOCUS team since the first issue in 2003, my role has consisted of everything from helping choose a name for the publication to completing a full redesign. I have also had the opportunity to be the [...]

855 North Wolfe Street, the first of five planned life science buildings at the Science + Technology Park at Johns Hopkins, was in need of some signage to advertise retail space in the lower level of the building. The building manager wanted to appeal to small retail shops and eateries. The goal was [...]

In November 2007, Forest City launched a nationwide, comprehensive and interactive program called WorkGreen to help associates decrease their environmental impact in the workplace. I was responsible for designing the identity of the campaign. This included designing the logo, brochure, wayfinding / recycling signage, and print collateral pieces.

Forest City needed a special promotion to catch the attention of potential high end tenants. The Village at Gulfstream Park, an open-air lifestyle center attached to a thoroughbred horse racing track had just broken ground. The Communications Group was tasked with creating this promotional direct mail piece.

Since 2003, The FCTimes has been Forest City associate’s weekly source for the latest company news. Since it’s inception, I have been a part of the team that has delivered this newsletter every week and in 2008 we decided it was time for a fresh new look and updated design. We used a Wordpress platform [...]

When the Human Resources department asked me to design the identity for the Diversity & Inclusion program at Forest City, I was certainly taken to task. I wanted to create something that reflected the meaning and importance of the program without being cliche. The problem was that not too many people understood the true meaning [...]

Community Day is an annual Forest City event where associates across the country volunteer by donating their time to charitable organizations. In 2008, Forest City decided that Community Day needed to “go green”, and I was responsible for creating a new logo that reflected the eco-friendly aspect of the event.