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Ginette R. Rondeau began Rondeau Designs in the 1980s, manufacturing souvenir products throughout Southern California. Some of her notable clients included: Disneyland, Mann’s Chinese Theater, Century City Hotel, the Four Seasons Hotel, Knott’s Berry Farm, Le Bel Age Hotel, Le Mondrian Hotel, Nordstrom and the Beverly Hilton.
Under the sponsorship of the City of Los Angeles and as a recipient of a 1994 Grant Award from the Consejo Nacional Para La Cultura Y Las Artes by the Mexican Government, she curated a series of exhibitions presented in Los Angeles and Mexico. Ms. Rondeau has also been the Curator and Committee Member for Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard's Annual Student Art Competition. Ms. Rondeau served as a founding Board Member of DADA (Downtown Arts Development Association) and has organized annual “Downtown Lives!” events. As an independent curator, she has curated more than 50 exhibits in the region, featuring more than 800 artists. She also curated the 45,000 sq. ft. site for "DADA 98!" with more than 250 Los Angeles artists.
In 1998, Ms. Rondeau curated the Los Angeles City Latino Heritage Month's "Latinos In Hollywood" photographic exhibitions at the Skirball Cultural Center, Universal Studios, Cal State Los Angeles, and the "2nd Annual Latino Film Festival." Among all her artistic endeavors, she also produces the "Annual Dia De Los Muertos Juried Exhibition," on Olvera Street, the birthplace of Los Angeles.
In 1993 during the Internet boom, Ms. Rondeau began Project WWW Website Designs, an Internet developer who also produced Naurelle at the Pacific Design Center Los Angeles, an e-commerce high-end interior designer web site. She has also designed Hulett & Associates (www.projectrisk.com), Grace Center (www.grace-center.org) , Tony de Carlo's art site (www.tonydecarlo.com), True Position Tech, Inc. (www.truepositiontech.com), and the award winning Olvera-Street.com (www.olvera-street.com) web sites, which received both the 1999 Golden Award, Critical Mass Award, which was featured in the industries Netobject's Gallery.
Ginette Rondeau has been a member of the Forum of Entrepreneur Women (FWE), Internet Professional Network (IPN), Tier One Network, Women In Business (WIB), and Association of Internet Professionals (AIP).
As an artist, Ms. Rondeau is presently developing a series of oil paintings depicting the form of women in abstract stereotyped situations, as a critical commentary on the progress of post-feminist emotions in the new century. Her photography and an installation of the “Altar of the Iraq War”, in a combined effort with 5 other artists including: Juliane Backmann, Al Herion, Bonjunnie Comostiles, and Gabriela Quintero, have been published and distributed nationally in a academic book for children by Capstone Press in “Day of the Dead - A celebration of Life and Death,” 2006.
Currently, Ms. Rondeau is expanding her Internet business and has changed Project WWW Website Designs to ibiz360.com accordingly. Ms. Rondeau is researching an ancient tradition of Dia De Los Muertos and has been inspired toward publishing 2 books: “Mailbox to Heaven” and “Dia De Los Muertos - A Journey of Honoring our Beloved”. Both books are inspired by the love of her family and dear friends. She is looking towards the future with the hopes of making a difference.
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