My work in the Marketing, UX, and Product realms has evolved my expertise in Brand Strategy. At its core, branding is about a company’s reputation journey—it starts conceptually with a core identity, evolves with a visual identity, and demands continuous evaluation and adaptation based on customer and user feedback.
Here are three examples of brands which I’ve helped at different stages of their branding journeys:
Did you know that a brand & design system can MAKE money? 🤑 Perin Health boosted their funding by $800,000 with theirs! As a creative consultant, I led Perin’s brand strategy, building a compelling identity for their wearable health monitoring technology. I guided their core identity positioning by facilitating an identity workshop, and then refined visuals to match. The results: Speedy, 6-month design implementation, and a sweet boost in funding.
View full summaryAt CareRev, maintaining brand consistency across our digital products was essential. I led the creation of our first Design System to bridge the gaps between brand designers, product designers, and our front-end engineer partners. By providing the simplest of tokens—color and typography—we enabled seamless collaboration and streamlined the process of ensuring consistency.
View full summaryIn late 2017, Genius Sports—a sports data organization based in Europe—was ready for global expansion. I joined its new User Experience department as a visual designer, helping to lead the charge to update the company’s visual identity for global audiences. Our team of designers across the Americas worked together to analyze Genius Sports’ competitive positioning, and update visual identity assets such as their outdated logo, color palette, sports imagery, and localized website. I would eventually use this refreshed identity to create digital advertisements, experiential marketing at some of the largest sports conferences in the world, and digital products to harness the power of our data for clients and partners.
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