A SPECTACULAR EVENT DOESN’T COME FROM ONE PERSON, BUT MANY.
The experience of a David Beahm event is facilitated through an enormous and fine-tuned collaboration. From iron working to floral artistry, painting murals to food styling, david beahm design employs a coterie of both in-house and freelance professional artists without whom we could not realize our dreams… or yours!
Meet the team of people who work with David to make these extraordinary events possible. With decades of industry experience and a vast wealth of knowledge, they are among the most talented in the world sharing their blood, sweat and tears to make your event a masterpiece. They truly are the very heart of david beahm design.
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Bart Rozyk
Office Manager
Bart is responsible for the day-to-day operations at david beahm, which include fielding calls, maintaining David's schedule, and organizing and maintaining the finer details of events like the linens process, from start to finish. A graduate of FIT's Fine Art and Graphic Design program, Bart worked in the corporate hospitality industry before joining the david beahm family.
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Brian Leahy
West Coast Liason
An actor, writer and expatriate New Yorker who has transitioned to Los Angeles for a promising acting & writing career; Brian manages the extensive vault of event photographs that make up the company's archives. In addition to his role as photo guru, Brian plays an active business development role representing the David Beahm brand on the West Coast. He is also known amongst the wedding industry (and to thousands of sympathetic Grooms-to-be) as the hilarious voice of 'Madman' who writes the popular wedding blog "The Groom Says".
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Krys Zdanowicz
Chief Financial Officer
With a robust background in accounting, management and marketing, Krys effectively manages our finances and hones our focus on long-term revenue streams. From the simplest to the most extravagant, Krys is responsible for making sure that the david beahm design team is fully prepared to handle events of any scale. Krys has been tasked with the enormous responsibility of keeping our family of employees, vendors and freelance artists happy - and paid.
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Lisette Lucas
Client Services Manager
A 2007 graduate of N.Y.U., Lisette is the "It Girl" of david beahm design. In addition to consulting with a variety of key clients, she helps support the entire team's efforts to make the customer's experience as seamless as possible. With a diverse wealth of product knowledge, it was only natural that Lisette transitioned from a beloved intern to a visible Client Services Manager. With a keen ability to anticipate every aspect of her client's needs, she has become an invaluable part of the david beahm design team (in part because she keeps us apprised of all the celebrity gossip).
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Nick Yarmac
Event Services Manager
Having planned and executed high-profile events throughout the country, Nick brings a vast breadth of expertise and skills to the dbd crew, spearheading our event planning division. Equally comfortable in a bridal salons or a boardroom, Nick works helps to organize and implement all event elements for a variety of clients with ease. Levelheaded and detail oriented, he keeps our vendors informed and our clients enjoying the day. In his off time, Nick can be found singing his heart out at Kylie Minogue concerts.
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Timothy Scalet
Client Services Manager
Having earned his MFA in scenic design from Mason Gross School of the Arts, this Missouri native brings an acute sense of style and flair to his role as client services manager. When a Bride needs assistance visualizing David's concepts, Timothy steps in and helps bring David's ideas to life with romantic renderings. Also possessing a vast background as visual director for a number of design firms around the world, Timothy's particular expertise in home décor and set design is pivotal to the david beahm team. Rumor has it that Vivian has abandoned David for her new- found love interest, Timothy.
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Vivian
Diva
Fuzzy, grey with a white tipped tail, everyone knows Vivian. Found boarded up in a vacant home near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Vivian took up residence at David Beahm Design in 2002 and never looked back. She is a key asset during client consultations, almost always prominently poised on David's lap.