Meet the Team
Shana | Owner, Project Lead | projects@chasestreetae.com | 833-33-CHASE x300 |
Chris | Owner, Facilities Manager | facilities@chasestreetae.com | 833-33-CHASE x301 |
Robbie | Production Manager | production@chasestreetae.com | 833-33-CHASE x306 |
Lauren | Accounts Manager | accounts@chasestreetae.com | 833-33-CHASE x305 |
Delia | Design Lead | design@chasestreetae.com | 833-33-CHASE x303 |
Jordan | Technician | production@chasestreetae.com | 833-33-CHASE |
Shana Kayne Beach

Chris Beach

Chris originally hails from the great plains of Kansas. It was there he developed an interest in building hairspray-powered potato cannons. His crowning achievement in those days was launching a potato nearly 500 feet into a neighboring pasture. Naturally, those interests led to him starting a career in healthcare information technology on the island of Oahu. In 2017 Chris moved to Baltimore (for the second time), and he and his wife Shana have fallen in love with the city and their neighborhood of Mount Vernon. He currently splits time between his day job at a local health care organization and his role as part owner of Chase Street A&E.
Chris’s favorite thing about working at Chase Street A&E is experimenting with the equipment and learning new techniques. Countless objects have ended up in the "oopsie box" thanks to his dedication to learning. When he isn’t working with the machines, he is busy maintaining and updating the workspaces to suit the changing needs of the business. Furniture has been assembled, outlets have been wired, equipment has been leveled, and drywall has been sanded. For this and many other reasons, Chris is grateful that he works with a group of truly magnificent people who possess unlimited patience for noise, fumes, dirt, and fart jokes.
Chris is excited to see Chase Street A&E grow as a business and looks forward to seeing more of the unique projects that come through the shop. He hopes to one day be able to work in the shop full time, and if we're being honest, it would be nice to finally break the 500-foot mark with a potato cannon.
Robbie Marcouiller

As the general manager and lead designer, Robbie’s primary focus is translating Shana's processes and direction into unparalleled client satisfaction. If Shana is the brains of the operation, "Bo" is the heart. As the dominant presence in the showroom, he interacts with the clients the most, and ensures every customer receives the attention and quality they deserve. He views the mission of the shop as taking a memory and creating an tangible representation of the story, which he is honored to be a part of. Robbie is currently working on his Certified Recognition Specialist certification with the Awards and Personalization Association and is an active participant in several community and maker organizations such as Open Works and Made in Baltimore.
In his spare time, Robbie likes to hang out with his dog Vasiliy and his husband Shawn. Lazy days are the best days for video games and cooking up comfort food for his family. He also enjoys a good book when time allows. His favorite hobby has quickly evolved into fashion and apparel decoration, so you can often find him in the workshop working on embroidery or apparel -- even on his day off.
Lauren Stoll

Lauren grew up in a tiny beach town in Florida where her passion for small business was ignited. It wasn’t all fun and sun, as she was growing up she assisted with running her father’s air conditioning company, and still does. Lauren stays attuned to advancing workflow technologies, customer service, and painstaking attention to administrative tasks that no one but she seems to enjoy.
After graduating high school she decided the best way to continue to help the family would be to get an education in business. This brought Lauren to New York City to pursue her education (what better place to learn about business?). She received her BS in Economics from the Tobin College of Business at St. John’s University in Queens, New York. Lauren spent six years around the city working in various restaurants and cafes while pursuing her education. After finishing her degree she relocated to the Baltimore area to be with her partner-in-crime, Cory.
Lauren joined the Chase Street A&E family in the summer of 2019 when the shop received press coverage of a pro-Baltimore design, which the team warmly refers to as "mugmaggedon." The team already knew she had an unparalleled work ethic and knack for customer service, as she had previously built a friendship with Robbie and Shana while working at the Mount Vernon Stable and Saloon with Robbie’s husband Shawn. Lauren’s background in QuickBooks and accounting turned out to have long-term value to the team.
In her spare time you can find Lauren lingering around cafes in Mount Vernon, or trying out one of our many great restaurants with Cory. They also tend to spend quite a bit of couch time binge watching shows with their little fur-child, Chum. You will probably see Chum, a super fluffy cat, around the shop as Lauren tries to put her picture on anything she possibly can! She may be a certified future cat lady!
Delia Hannon

Hailing from southern New England, Delia is the newest designer on the team.
She has been a working artist since she was fifteen years old, where she took her first private client commission, and has been working in the field since. She recently finished her Bachelor’s in art history and illustration at the Maryland Institute College of Art. She specializes in hand lettering, surface/pattern design, illustration, print layout, and typography.
With over five years of experience with industry standard software, an in-depth knowledge of design best practices, and a sharp eye for color and composition, she brings a keen artistic eye to the Chase Street team, alongside her freelance practice. Her work is viewable at www.theartofdkhannon.com and on her Instagram, @theartofdkhannon, as well as on her Etsy TheArtOfDKHannon.
In her free time, she roller skates, collects vintage clothes, and assists in her cat’s plan for world domination.
Jordan Levine

Jordan Levine is the newest technician on the team. In his spare time, he's a designer and notebook maker and the founder of WonderBooks. He loves to create fun images and products that are aesthetically pleasing and useful.
He’s taught screen printing, design, and book binding at places like the Baltimore Museum of Industry and Towson University, and is a part of the Made in Baltimore Program.