Team Paperkite

Susan Strandberg

On Her Business Card: Design Director
In Her Heart: Susan has a keen, discerning eye for design of all stripes and a passion for helping talented people get ahead. That translates into helping entrepreneurial clients refine their brands, as well as teaching design and art classes and mentoring young graphic designers. In addition to her work at Paperkite, she writes the blog Design a Lovely Life. She lives with her husband and young son in Paperkite’s home base of Cooperstown, New York.

Elizabeth Trever Buchinger

On Her Business Card: Brand Strategist
In Her Heart : For more than 17 years Elizabeth has been using words and images to communicate big ideas. With roots firmly planted in storytelling and journalism and a sincere belief in the power of social media to connect us in a genuine, valuable way, she believes that authenticity wins in the martketplace, period. She also lives with her husband and three children in Paperkite Central, Cooperstown, NY, writes a weekly column for the Cooperstown Crier and writes the blog Making a More Mindful Family.

Angelica Dzeli Goss-Bley

On Her Business Card: Business Manager
In Her Heart: Angelica is a passionate advocate for sustainable communities, small businesses and the arts. She runs her own accounting firm, specializing in helping independent business owners, small farms and creative professionals develop and maintain healthy financial practices. She lives in Cooperstown, where she and her family are building their own home in the countryside.

Jahna Jacobson

On Her Business Card: Writer, PR Professional, Founder of Latter/Piken Creative Media Resources
In Her Heart: Jahna has been a professional writer for 20 years. Descended from a long line of entrepreneurs, she’s excited by opportunities to help small businesses parlay their stories into meaningful public relations and editorial content that will connect them with their customers. Her work combines the storytelling she loved during 15 years in journalism with a passion for long-term strategy – and her compulsion to Google stuff. She resides in a large, ramshackle house in Pensacola, Florida with her husband Michael Dicks, a designer of eco-friendly furniture, and two daughters aged 5 and 14. She also writes the blog Talk Small for Kids, an unconventional resource for parents of children with autism spectrum and sensory integration challenges.