Greg Harris is MediaStorm’s Creative Director. He is a design innovator and industry leader. He has been at the forefront of blending technology with design to produce compelling, easy-to-use interactive content for almost two decades.
Prior to MediaStorm, Greg worked as Sr. Creative Director for HowStuffWorks.com and InfoSpace where he oversaw all aspects of design and user experience. Before joining HowStuffWorks.com he worked as a Sr. Product Manager for OnCue, an OTT television product created by Intel. Prior to working at Intel, he was the Chief Creative Officer of Daily Interactive Networks, a company dedicated to making it easy to create mobile apps & HTML 5 experiences.
Greg was Creative Director for National Geographic Society where he oversaw the complete redesign of the National Geographic digital properties winning all major magazine design awards in 2010 and 2011. In 2012 Greg designed the Webby Award winning National Geographic’s 50 Greatest Photos iPad app. Prior to joining National Geographic he was Director of Design for Brightcove Publishing Products & he co-founded MetaStories in 2000 as VP User Experience.
Greg worked at Microsoft from 1995-97, where he was an Interactive Designer for MSN 1.0 and Art Director in the Interactive Art Department — a “hit team” of multimedia developers, designers and animators supporting numerous products.
From 1997-99 Greg worked at MSNBC.com, first as Art Director for News and Sports and then Design Director, responsible for the design vision for the entire site. He left Microsoft in 1999 to become creative director in the Seattle office of Circle where he continued to work on MSNBC as the lead design consultant and oversaw work for Onvia and Discovery Channel.
Prior to joining Microsoft, Greg produced award-winning information design — charts, graphs, illustrations and page designs — for a series of Pacific Northwest daily newspapers. Greg lives in Gig Harbor, WA with his wife Teri, his daughter Lily and their Bernese Mountain dogs Harlie and Oswald. Greg spends his free time cycling, photographing, cooking and tending his garden.