Ravenswood Studio Welcomes Erica Washburn to the Business Development Team

Posted by Ravenswood Studio on Jul 30, 2024 in

Ravenswood Studio, a leading custom fabrication firm in Chicago, is pleased to announce Erica Washburn as the new Manager of Business Development. Washburn  will play a key role in developing and leading strategies to grow Ravenswood Studio through strategic partnerships, brand enhancement, and innovative collaborations, while actively seeking and securing new business opportunities.

Washburn brings over 20 years of experience in strategic business development, project management, marketing, and communications within the arts and cultural sector—from the museum field, to the media and entertainment industry. She joins the Ravenswood Studio team from a global technology and experience design firm.

Notable organizations and brands she has worked with include the Oregon Museum of Science & Industry, Dark Horse Comics, iHeartMedia, Nike, The Bakken Museum, Target, Sciencenter Discovery Museum, SiriusXM, Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, Oregon Historical Society Museum, and the Experience Music Project (MoPOP).

“Erica’s diverse background and passion for our work will be a great asset to the Ravenswood team and our clients. We are excited to have her experience and expertise helping to drive the growth of Ravenswood Studio into the future.” Mark Ewing, Chief Operating Officer of Ravenswood Studio.

Washburn’s deep understanding of crafting engaging visitor experiences and her commitment to innovation and collaboration make her an invaluable asset to the team. Her entrepreneurial spirit, strategic thinking, and passion for creativity have fueled her success, and she is excited to bring this energy to Ravenswood Studio.

“I was drawn to Ravenswood Studio by their ability to bring concepts to life with exceptional artistry, quality, and skill, along with their genuine commitment to client collaboration and success. I’m thrilled to join the team and contribute to their 30+ years of success creating award-winning projects,” says Washburn.