Arem Duplessis is an Emmy Award winner and AIGA Medal recipient, currently with Apple.

Previously, he served as design director of The New York Times Magazine, where his department was named Design Team of the Year for three consecutive years by the Art Director’s Club and an Emmy for the short film series Touch of Evil.

For his redesign of GQ magazine, he developed GQ Gotham, one of the most recognizable modern typefaces of a generation, used in President Obama’s campaigns, Coca-Cola advertisements, and SNL, to name a few.

His work has been recognized by numerous global design organizations and he has served as a visiting professor within Pratt Institute's Graduate Communications Design Department, SVA and The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. Duplessis has lectured on design throughout the U.S. and abroad including London, Oslo, Madrid, Barcelona, Jakarta and Dubai.

Duplessis received a B.A. from Hampton University (VA) and an M.S. from Pratt Institute (NY).