A Branding & Design Studio Serving Florida Associations Since 2000
Our BrandSeeds solutions equip small businesses with a kick-ass branding plan that provides everything needed to appeal to a target audience and increase sales.
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Perry Albrigo
PRESIDENT
Perry Albrigo is the president and founder of Pomegranate Studio, established in 2000. Perry’s extensive experience spans various industries, including technology, higher education, and associations. His work has earned recognition in prestigious publications like LogoLounge and GD Magazine, highlighting his expertise in logo design. Outside of work, Perry enjoys time with his two college-aged children and his two dogs, affectionately known as the “Pitiots”—Steve “the foster fail” and Rosie.
Perry Albrigo
PRESIDENT
Perry Albrigo is the president and founder of Pomegranate Studio, established in 2000 in Tallahassee, Florida. Perry’s extensive experience spans various industries, including technology, higher education, and associations. Notable clients include medical technology companies, Florida State University, and the Florida Sheriffs Association. His work has earned recognition in prestigious publications like LogoLounge and GD Magazine, highlighting his expertise in logo design.
Perry’s accomplishments include helping the Florida Dental Association increase attendance at their annual convention by 33% over three years, refreshing the brand of a major Seattle-based technology company, and enhancing the image of Florida A&M University through strategic publication design.
Outside of work, Perry enjoys time with his two college-aged children and his two dogs, affectionately known as the “Pitiots”—Steve the foster fail and Rosie.
CLIENTS WE'VE WORKED WITH...
See Our Work in Action!
Find out how we helped the FPEA develop a lifestyle magazine for their members — helping to boost membership and create revenue through sales.
