As the founder of Enervision Media, Meryl has worked extensively in both the public and private sectors. She has designed over 100 mission-critical applications, including applications for corporate clients such as AT&T, Citibank, Fidelity Investments, Jupiter Research, Scholastic, UPS, and United Airlines, as well as numerous startups and online media companies. Her public sector work includes Websites and software for colleges and universities, educational programs, hospitals and healthcare organizations, museums, libraries, and science centers.

Meryl was previously a creative director in Citibank's user interface development group, The Humanware Agency. While at Citibank, she directed the customer experience and user interface design of many of Citibank's most successful online services and software applications, including customer service and sales systems, touch-screen kiosks, and remote banking applications. She also worked for software developer Interaxis Corporation in New York as Director of Product Development.

New York University
Masters - Interactive Telecommunications

The University of Michigan (Ann Arbor)
Bachelors - Liberal Arts

Meryl is author of the Enervision blog The User Experience Monitor as well as many Enervision publications . She also writes a column on "Usability Engineering" for Software Magazine.

Meryl is a technology correspondent for Sally Jessy Raphael's TalkNet. She has been interviewed as an expert on the User Experience for various journals, including Computer World, and is a speaker on User Experience for trade shows and industry organizations.

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