Susan Herda is a Creative Director at Rule29 at Rule29. She possess expertise in visual communication, graphic design, adobe creative suite, corporate identity, art direction and 12 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I have had the privilege of working alongside Susan for over a decade, and I can confidently attest to her exceptional qualities as a designer and leader. Susan possesses a rare combination of grace, intelligence, and thoroughness in her design approach. Her work not only meets the client's needs but also reflects a forward-thinking vision that is beautiful, thought-provoking, and impeccably clean. I have witnessed Susan lead and inspire a design team to achieve remarkable results that surpass the expectations of most. She serves as an incredible guide and mentor to her clients, helping them realize work that exceeds their initial expectations. Susan's influence extends beyond her clients to the entire team she leads, where she is regarded as an invaluable asset. Susan's leadership style is characterized by dignity and grace, setting a standard of excellence that motivates those around her. If you have the opportunity to add Susan to your team, you can be confident that you are gaining a rock-solid professional who will elevate your projects and inspire success. Working with Susan has been a transformative experience, and I have no doubt that she will bring the same level of dedication and excellence to any team fortunate enough to have her on board." and "Fresh out of school, I took my first design job at an agency with Susan as my Creative Director. Susan is a natural teacher and leader. With grace, she continually gave me constructive feedback, encouragement, and guidance that shaped me into a better designer. Working with her for a few years to follow, I felt so incredibly lucky to learn from her. She is one of the most talented designers I have ever known. She is organized, a team player, driven to push the limit, and truly a gift to work alongside. She raises the bar and elevates everything she touches."