Melinda McCann

Executive Vice President at Meyer

Melinda McCann began their work experience in 2003 as part of the Marketing - Food Services Division at Campbell Soup Company. In 2004, they joined Meyer, a national architecture and interior design firm, as an Executive Vice President. At Meyer, they specialized in corporate workplace and senior living industry projects.

Melinda McCann attended the Erivan K. Haub School of Business at Saint Joseph's University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a focus on Marketing. Prior to their university studies, they also attended Merion Mercy Academy, but no specific degree or field of study was mentioned.

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Haverford, United States

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Meyer

As a force for design innovation and creativity for 40 years, Meyer has made an indelible mark on the commercial real estate market by developing design solutions tailored to each client’s business operations. Based in the Philadelphia area, Meyer Design, Inc. provides architecture, interior design, space planning, furniture solutions, and sustainable / LEED design for the corporate, senior living, healthcare, and higher education markets. Under the leadership of Norman F. Liedtke, President, our firm has redefined the role of a design practice, requiring a shift in perception of what interior design services should truly offer. Meyer is a consultant for businesses going through change. Our seasoned team of design principals and project managers advise clients on how to create office environments that support a company’s strategic direction. Our team of experts cultivate decades of professional experience to guide each client through their own unique process of defining their corporate brand image and creating an atmosphere to attract and retain top notch employees. Leading the architectural division is George T. Wilson, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB who has 30 years of experience designing 18 million+ SF of architectural projects. As a founding board member of the Delaware Valley Green Building Council, George has also played a pivotal role in developing and advancing the Philadelphia region's commitment to sustainability.