Juliana Etheridge
Juliana, a designer with over 18 years of experience, has embarked on a new venture. Using her design expertise, she and her sister, Melissa, have created Artists Room (www.artistsroom.com) which offers design-based products for children and adults. They also formed Fresh Snow Design, a design studio based in Denver.

She is an award-winning designer who worked as an art director in NYC for 6 years prior to working with her sister. Along with launching and designing several new children's products, she continues to design identities and packaging for both local and national companies.

While freelancing in design, Juliana previously was the senior legislative assistant and publications specialist for Congressman McInnis. She was head of education, labor, tax, banking, housing, arts and humanities issues. She also designed newsletters, brochures for children, charts, and handouts and the Congressman’s web site.

Juliana received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Denver and her Masters of Science in identity / packaging design at Pratt Institute in New York.

Diana Etheridge
Having bridged the gap from the academic to the business world, Diana Etheridge realizes that ideas count. she recognizes that creative minds are of infinite variety and are in every field of endeavor. These minds improve our daily lives, solve our most pressing problems and make the impossible possible.

Besides being the president of EDEA®, Inc, The Idea Clearinghouse, ® she holds a US patent on a tensioned building process (FLEXHOME™/FLEXYSTEMS™), FLEXYSTEMS™. and is general partner of CYBERNASTICS® CYBERNASTICS, Inc.® an exercise web site.

Diana holds a master of fine arts degree from Simmons College in Boston and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Denver. She is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa scholastic honorary and the Pi Beta Phi sorority. she was selected for "Who's Who in America" in 2002-2005. She was selected for Who’s Who in the World, 2003-2005, Who’s Who in Business and Finance in 2005, Who’s Who of American Women 2003-2005, and The 21st Century Award for Achievement from the International Biographical Society in Cambridge, England.

She edited the book My Hawaii , the memoirs of Jane Thomas and her life in the Hawaiian Islands from 1938-1962. She was a winner of a Clover Club Poetry Contest and is in the process of finishing a children’s cookbook.

She was a House Bill Proofreader for the Colorado State Legislature in 1970. She was on the campaign staff for Congressman Dave Weldon in 1996, 1998 and 2000. She was Honorary Chairman of the Florida Business Advisory Council in 2003.

Diana has traveled widely in Asia, Europe and Australia. She has attended such diverse institutions as: the Washington Saturday College, the University of Miami, Florida state University, The University of Colorado and the University of Geneva. (Switzerland). A former teacher who began her real estate career in Colorado, she has completed more than 20 years in the profession. She holds a real estate broker-agent license in Florida. She specialized in the marketing of upper income custom homes and is a lifetime member of the Montgomery County (Maryland) Association of Realtors million dollar club, a lifetime award from Prudential Preferred Properties, and Long and Foster Realty.
She served on the Government Affairs Committee and the International Affairs Committee for the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors and the Membership Committee for the Montgomery County Association of Realtors.

She was a judge for the National Association of Realtors "Who is Today's Realtor" contest in 1995. She was a Certified International Property Specialist. Diana is a Registered International Member of the International Real Estate Institute, which holds consultative status with the United Nations. She was a member of the World Trade Center in Baltimore, Maryland in 1995.
A past President of the Capital City Optimist club of Washington,DC., an international service club, she has also been active in several diplomatic organizations for many years, including THIS (The Hospitality and Information Service)which is an adjunct of the Meridian House, and "Welcome to Washington”, an international service club.

She was a developer/builder of custom homes in Maryland and holds memberships in NAWIC, the National Association of Women in Construction and NAHB, the National Association of Home Builders. Creativity is brainstorming with yourself."