Georgia Tech Alumna Goes for Graphic Design Gold With Team USA
Preparation and execution — two factors that can lead to gold medal performances by the athletes of Team USA in the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. Those same factors help Team USA’s graphic designers, including Georgia Tech alumna McLain Broussard, to seamlessly share unforgettable moments from the Games with fans around the world.
From crafting the winter-themed design language for Team USA’s social media feeds a year in advance to prepping graphics for the events still to come, Broussard and her team strive to have all the necessary elements at their fingertips so they’re able to execute their vision for a gold medal moment or capture a historic performance as it plays out on the world stage.
A former Georgia Tech cheerleader, Broussard found her passion for graphic design while helping to manage the team’s social media account. She changed her major from computational media to literature, media, and communication, and when she stepped onto the field one Saturday and saw her design being worn by students in Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field, she knew she’d found her path.
