My Story
I started my career as a graphic designer in Monterrey, Mexico working at Danilo Black as a junior designer, collaborated with a variety of clients from editorial design and art direction for renewed national newspapers, to departmental stores and branding for local governments. Raised among a new young and talented generation of mexican designers inspired by european modernist movements. I was introduced into a whole new branding ideas and standards, soon my work outstanded and I was granted a fellowship in Washington, DC. Before moving to US, I also worked as a consultant for media agencies. Where I learned to work on fast paced environments, delivering exquisite design experiences and with high effectiveness on message delivery.
In Washington, D.C. I worked as a technology consultant for governments, politicians and educational institutions in both Mexico and the United States. Developed a wide range of experience in multi-cultural marketing and research, in consumer insights and consumer understanding. I created dozens of websites and mayor online communication strategies for elections over the world, including presidential campaigns for Colombia, Brazil and Ireland to mention some.
With wide understanding on media, culture, and technology challenges, I am able to approach Innovation Strategy from an interdisciplinary background in social and cultural analysis, along with training in art and technology.
