Bergmeyer welcomes Goldenthal as design practice leader

Boston, MA Bergmeyer has welcomed Rachel Goldenthal as design practice leader. In her new role, Goldenthal will leverage her impressive experience working with fast-paced interior projects to help guide the continued growth of Bergmeyer’s commercial and workplace practice, leading project teams, deepening client and industry partnerships, and mentoring the next generation of designers across the firm.

“Rachel brings a combination of design leadership, project rigor, and genuine curiosity that feels very much at home at Bergmeyer,” said Bergmeyer Principal and Workplace Market Lead, TJ DiFeo. “She knows how to bring people together around a shared vision and then carry that vision all the way through delivery. As our Commercial and Workplace practice continues to evolve, Rachel will help us deepen our relationships with clients, strengthen our teams, and keep pushing how we think about the workplace. We couldn’t be happier to welcome her.”

Goldenthal brings fifteen years of workplace experience and a rare command of both design and delivery. She spent the past decade at Fusion Design Consultants, advancing from project designer to Director of Project Management while leading landlord improvement, repositioning, and tenant fit-out work across New England’s Class A and B commercial real estate market. Her client list spans advanced technology workplaces and research and development facilities, biotechnology and pharmaceutical firms, law and financial practices, state agencies, foreign consulates, and branded workplace environments.

“Joining Bergmeyer marks an exciting new chapter of development for me,” said Goldenthal. “I am deeply drawn to the team’s creative energy and collaborative culture, and I look forward to leveraging my experience to help shape the next generation of commercial and workplace interior design.”

With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from the New England School of Art & Design at Suffolk University, Rachel is also an active member of the Boston architecture and design community, regularly participating in IIDA and industry events, trade shows, and manufacturer factory tours across the country to expand her knowledge of products and fabrication.