• Direct creative environmental branding for live events with 500 - 3000 participants.• Advance travel for planning and logistics.• Create visual presentations to support speakers, including the CEO of New York Life.• Direct and delegated to a team of designers.• Create original location-specific artwork themes for events all across the United States and internationally.

• Organize and perform live events showcasing the work and message of "8 Minutes to Freedom."

• Create brand look for restaurant, including logo, menus, advertising.• Hand-painted original mural as the focal point of the location.• Large scale original artworks serve as main decor in the dining room.• Manage and sell work ongoing at the restaurant, including a rotating inventory and art pop-up events.

Clients Include: The Ellen Hermanson Foundation, French Connection, Lord & Taylor, Bloomingdales, YouTube, New York Life• Manage content and designs for email marketing & social media accounts• Design artwork for invitations, promotional materials, advertisements, greeting cards, apparel, housewares, prints, books, music albums, and other merchandise for sale in boutiques, art markets, and ecommerce platforms• Create original artwork at company events • Exhibition design and agent for Surtex 2017 art licensing booth at the Jacob Javits Center• Sell original paintings to collectors in over 15 countries and most of the United States

• Created branded visuals for use at major fundraisers throughout the year.• Managed social media artwork and engagement.• Created live social media content at fundraisers, including interviewing sponsors and guests.• Created and sent promotional emails throughout the year.• Delegated to a team of designers to execute creative projects.

• Designed and laid out full issues of editorial and advertising content for a nationally distributed magazine.• Oversaw and directed celebrity photo shoots.• Sourced/licensed and created original photography and illustration for print and web.• Prepared files and exported to commercial printers Quad Graphics and Freeport Press utilizing inSite.• Contributed writing on Arts, Culture & Travel articles, including a cover story interview with Tori Amos.• Press trips include New York, Belgium, and Spain.

Clients: George Steinmetz, Paul Nicklin, Robert Ross, and The Photo Society Organization • Edited and tone photographs using Photoshop and Lightroom for major publications including National Geographic, New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, GEO International, Bloomberg Businessweek, Vogue, and Abrams Publishing• Print technician for major exhibits in the USA, France, Japan, China, Germany and Dubai• Negotiated, licensed, and invoiced for photo usages with major publishers including Pearson, Smithsonian, Conde Nast, Time Inc., The New York Times, The New Yorker, Wall Street Journal, National Geographic, Stern, GEO• Designed official business marketing materials• Performed assignment location research, logistics planning, and book travel• Managed and prepare expense reports and fee invoicing for assignment work• Maintained and updated digital material on websites and instagram accounts: @natgeo, @natgeotravel, @geosteinmetz, @newyorkairbook, @feedtheplanet, @thephotosociety (combined 110+ million followers)• Served as copyright & registration specialist• Oversaw archive management for large collections of photography and art

• Retouched photographs using Photoshop • Designed official company marketing materials• Prepared and finalized client’s assignment materials for delivery

• Designed business advertising for daily newspaper, The Staten Island Advance

• Designed advertising and official company marketing materials for 2 weekly publications: • The Weekly Beat and PULSE Art Magazine• Created layouts for publication using InDesign• Managed billing and subscriptions

• Organized classes, supplies and communications with faculty and students• Assisted in organizing exhibition materials, submissions, hanging exhibitions, and maintaining studio space• Designed flyers and publicity materials (postcards, press releases, class brochures)

• Informed the public about the artwork, artists, and the DIA Foundation• Protected and preserved the artwork and exhibition spaces