Alicia is currently working with Walter Bernard and Milton Glaser (WBMG) as a full-time Art Director and Studio Manager. She started working at the studio as an intern in the summer of 2005, earned a BFA in Graphic Design from The College of Saint Rose in 2006 and started working with WBMG shortly after graduating. She also freelanced for Paradoxy Products in the summer of 2009, and works on the production side for Tom Bentkowski's projects with the National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy.

As an Art Director, her most recent projects at WBMG have been designing the tri-annual Scandinavian Review, an identity and catalog for ESPN's "30 For 30" documentary film series, as well as the magazine prototype for Forbes India. Project duties for Forbes India, beyond art direction and design, included maintaining professional relationships with the client's Mumbai office and management of WBMG staff and interns. As Studio Manager, Alicia also hires and manages interns throughout the year.

Other WBMG projects include logotypes for ESPN Films, ESPN RISE, ESPN "30 For 30", Click2Care, rCircle and the annual Artist & Writers Softball Game in East Hampton, Long Island. She also worked on the books Certitude and Edward Sorel: The Mural at the Waverly Inn. Alicia helped redesign the web site for The Walter Bernard Consultancy in 2007 and was the Art Director for Plum magazine.

Alicia assisted on the HBO documentary film, Portraits of a Lady, featuring former Supreme Court Justice, Sandra Day O’Connor, which made the shortlist for the 2008 Academy Awards. She also designed the film credits, CD label and logo for the Neil Leifer film, What About Sal?.

On her own, Alicia maintains steady freelance clients and designs wedding packages. In addition to design, she loves traveling, tea, photography, cupcakes, beach days, blogging, Bob Marley and bicycling around Manhattan.