Ina Saltz (1998-2000)

Ina Saltz is the Design Director of Golf Magazine, which has a circulation of 1.5 million.

Ina has previously art directed Time Magazine's International Edition, Worth, Golf for Women, Worldbusiness, PC Tech Journal, High School Sports, and Home Video magazines; she has been a consulting art director at Business Week and The New York Times Magazine; recent redesign projects include the Dow Jones Investment Advisor and the Hamilton Alumni Review. Ina was one of the first art directors to work on a computer in 1981, where she created animated graphics as part of Time Inc.'s Teletext Project, a precursor of the World Wide Web. She is a member of the design faculty of the Stanford Professional Publishing Course and a Board Member of the Type Directors Club as well as the Society of Publication Designers.

Ina graduated from The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art here in NYC, where she studied painting and calligraphy.