Tom Castagna Email & Phone Number

Wayne, Pennsylvania, United States

Berwyn

• Developed marketing collateral, billboards and credentials for training camp branding
• Worked seamlessly with marketing department to complete large amounts of design work on short timelines with minimal direction, including social media initiatives, large-scale prints and special event items
• Designed GAMEDAY Magazine covers, article spreads and ads

• Developed, designed and illustrated cover art for books written by Frank Stepnowski, Why Are All the Good Teachers Crazy?, S.C.R.E.W.E.D.: An Educational Fairytale and Teaching Sucks but we love it!

• Created internal promotions, posters, postcards, brochures, booklets, self-mailers and e-mails from concept to completion
• Performed graphic production and versioning tasks for new and established marketing campaigns
• Worked in collaboration with marketing, copy, proofing, regulatory affairs and compliance to establish nationwide marketing campaigns in market on-time and under budget

• Engaged in brainstorming and idea generating sessions to develop initial concepts
• Created successful and well thought out campaigns using brand strategy for high-profile clients
• Developed positive working relationship with the account executives to provide clients with best service possible
• Took part in post-mortem sessions to discuss how to make process better

• Working with various staffing agencies and for a variety of clients in many capacities
• Adapted to differing work environment responsibilities quickly and efficiently
• Absorbed exposure to many design disciplines including: display design, advertising and campaign versioning in both agency and in-house environments

• Accepted and completed large amount of design work on tight deadlines for high-profile sports teams including: full-magazine style gameday publications, media guides, line-up cards, vehicle wraps, promotional logos.
• Designed marketing collateral for the Philadelphia 76ers, Flyers, Phantoms, Wings, Kixx, Bowie Baysox, Frederick Keys, London Knights and the Wachovia Complex