Position: Art Director / Senior Designer / Design Team Lead
Category: Design
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 7

Recently I launched several new brands during this war, which seemed impossible at first. I helped out a few military battalions with branding, things like stripes, and designs for donation gatherings. There were some interesting PSYOPs with IT army and affiliate community that perhaps are to be disclosed after Ukraine wins :)
As of previous achievements at peaceful times, my team rebranded Babybox UA and using promo, pr, and gr tools we safeguarded this great social state initiative from elimination. Another example would be that we created our beloved new Ukrainian FMCG brand Magisto from scratch and launched it to market. The other pieces in my creative portfolio are all successes — I'm proud of each and every one of them. All of them made the world a better place.
Hey, sunshine reading this. Have a nice day! ^_^
For the last 3 years as a Creative director at marketing/advertising agencies my main duties were:
—Leading, motivating and directing a team of creative professionals;
—Planning and overseeing the development of client companies' advertising campaigns;
—Overseeing the design layout and visual impact of marketing materials, products or publications;
—Heading brand campaigns, including submitting ideas for projects and overseeing the development of all creative content;
—Supervising all work completed by the creative department;
—Working with executives and other creative leaders to set project deadlines and content goals;
—Presenting project information, including deadlines and budgets, to executives and clients;
—Recruiting and training new team members;
—Overseeing the creative and media budget;
—Coordinating with freelance professionals and manufacturers to complete projects
— et cetera.
Friendly communications and relations, challenging projects with award-winning work. I'm into marketing and building brands: strategy, brand identities, and creative communications.