A fashion designer, sourcing expert, and consultant to the apparel industry since 1981, Krueger, a graduate from the Art Institute of Chicago, is both her company’s leader and chief designer. In establishing iSG, Krueger has leaned on her deep connections to manufacturing professionals around the world to help with her original designs and garment development. Her knack for elevating her client’s brands with a contemporary flair as well as leading-edge fabrics is the key to her sought-after skills.
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An MBA graduate of the Simmons School of Management and a recipient of the Bush Leadership Fellowship, Lohr’s career has centered on management and leadership roles such as Executive Director of Hospice Red River Valley, Fargo and President, CEO of Lutheran Social Services of New England, Wellesley, MA, where she took a $19 million agency and during her 16-year tenure and tripled its value. Her role is simple: keep the company on the financial tracks.
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Having amassed more than 25 years in media, Persson has assembled a communications arsenal through international photojournalism, editorial, content marketing and social media. He runs all aspects of the company ensuring its vision becomes a reality by building alliances, acquiring clients, and keeping the company’s image front and center. Persson is the recipient of the World Press Award, Magazine Writer of the Year from the Rhode Island Press Association and the Book of the Year from the Maine Photographic Workshop.
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With 29 years in the garment industry, Ho is one of only a handful of merchandisers who has managed every aspect of production for a broad array of brands such as Guess, Lululemon and Calvin Klein. From 1991 - 1998, Ho oversaw all garment dying for the Gap. Between 1999 and 2004, she was Liz Claiborne’s knitwear and sweater manager, controlling a high volume of weave patterns and yarn combinations. Ho is the link to our Asian manufacturers and suppliers, turning iSG’s designs into quality garments.
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