Teresa Brazen

Teresa Brazen is a project manager for Adaptive Path. She is a firm believer that design can reduce our impact on the environment, improve our quality of life, and simply make our lives a little easier. She enjoys guiding projects that have widespread impact on communities.

Professional Background

Teresa is a professional artist, exhibiting paintings and video art in galleries throughout the Unites States and internationally. Prior to joining Adaptive Path, she worked in communications, marketing and development for the National Black Arts Festival, the Woodruff Arts Center, and Camp Fire USA Georgia Council. She was also a project manager for Acoustiguide, overseeing the development of audio tours for museums and cultural institutions. One of her favorites projects was Camp Fire’s “Absolutely Incredible Kid Day,” a letter-writing campaign in which 60,000 kids in the Atlanta Public School system received affirming notes from adults in local businesses and community groups.

As a visual artist and project manager, Teresa understands the importance of creating the right environment for creativity to flourish. Teresa has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, graduating cum laude from the University of Georgia. She also studied fine art at California College of the Arts and spent time studying in Puerto Rico and France.

Teresa is a mean salsa dancer and enjoys going to art exhibitions, film screenings, and spending time outdoors in the gorgeous California sunshine.