Alumni Awards 2021 - Mother Emma Award
Channel: StAidansAGS
Date: 18/10/2021

Louise Crozier (2007) 
Successful brand designers enable connection between a brand and its consumer, through strategic insights and purposeful design. Louise Crozier does just this. Not only is Louise highly regarded for her work, she has also gained experience and networks both nationally and internationally.
From an early age, and nurtured during her years at St Aidan’s, Louise thrived in graphics and art and discovered her passion for typography and print design early on. After graduating from St Aidan’s in 2007 Louise received a full scholarship to study a Diploma of Graphic Design at Southbank Institute of Technology and continued her studies with a Bachelor of Creative Industries at Queensland University of Technology majoring in Interactive and Visual Design, with a minor in Advertising. After graduating, Louise made the bold decision to move to Armidale in NSW, known as a technology hub for designers working with Sydney based firms. In Armidale, Louise worked for Nucleo and developed skills in managing her own clients and projects. Whilst enjoying life in a regional town, Louise was offered a position back in Brisbane at a boutique graphic design firm, Juno Creative, which quickly became a renowned branding agency, working with some of the biggest architecture and creative industry firms in the city.
In 2018, Louise decided it was time to go out on her own, focusing on small business and start-ups. Louise’s strategic and holistic approach to design not only focuses on brand identity development, but also on creating a seamless flow from print to digital - essential in an increasingly digital world. Working with small businesses and start-up companies allows Louise the opportunity to give other small businesses what she has, a fighting chance of success with a brand that looks good and functions well.
Louise’s success and attitude towards her work is an inspiration to all young women looking for a career in the creative industries.