ShermanVision has been serving small business owners, entrepreneurs and corporate clients since 1995.
We provide a wide range of services centered around your small business marketing and online needs.
Who is Paul Sherman?
Defying those that considered the Internet a “fad,” and succeeding the dot-com bubble, Paul has been designing and building websites professionally since 1995.
Paul launched his career selling web services door-to-door to small businesses. His first big assignment was with a large advertising firm where he led the visual design of websites for corporate giants such as Mobil Oil, Washington Redskins and DeWalt Tools. In 2001 he was brought on with Nextel Communications to lead the implementation of their new corporate website design. In 2003 he was hired by the Department of Veterans Affairs to support the user-interface development of a $50M online health service. Before becoming self-employed, he was on assignment for six years with the Department of Defense as the lead designer for the department website. Now, Paul primarily supports graphic designers, small marketing agencies and small business just like your own.
While maintaining his career, Paul graduated summa cum laude, earning a Bachelor of Fine Art degree in digital art and animation. In his spare time, he likes tinkering with electronics, creating digital art and building scale models.
Awards & Recognition
Paul received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from George Mason University in 2007, graduating summa cum laude.
xBachelor of Fine Arts
May 15, 2007
Paul received this commendation in 2009 from the Office of the Secretary of Defense for his work on the Wounded Warrior website.
xCommendation from the Office of the Secretary of Defense
January 15, 2009
Paul received this commendation for his work on the Joint Chiefs of Staff website.
xCommendation from the Office of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
July 24, 2011
Paul received this commendation as a contractor of the Department of Defense for work on the Feds Feed Families campaign in 2011.
xCommendation from the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense
November 23, 2011