Jessica Weber
Jessica Margot Weber (born March 18, 1949 in New York City) is an American art director, graphic designer, business owner, and adjunct professor of design. Weber studied concurrently at Parsons School of Design and New York University (Steinhardt School). She studied sculpture with Chaim Gross at the New School for Social Research. She is president and CEO of Jessica Weber Design, Inc., founded in 1986, which specializes in graphic design and marketing support for foundations and cultural, educational, and medical not-for-profit organizations. Weber's past work includes her time as Founding Art Director of the International Review of Food & Wine magazine. She redesigned the magazine when it was acquired by the American Express Publishing Company and renamed Food & Wine magazine. She was previously Executive Art Director of Book-of-the-Month Club, a division of AOL Time Warner, Inc. She directed the design of the company’s five monthly magazines, record covers, and collateral material for its record division and catalog for its merchandise division. She was responsible for all corporate special projects, including an exhibit held at the 42nd Street New York Public Library entitled “Extraordinary Years 1926–1989, Book-of-the-Month Club Celebrates America’s Coming of Age in Literature, Culture, and the Arts.” In