jfscinti.org
Graphic Design Manager - Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
My position as Graphic Design Manager involved working closely with the Senior Project Manager, Account Managers, and clients to deliver website, email redesigns, marketing campaign materials, brochures, event materials, social media graphics, and anything else the clients needed.
I was the sole designer and owned the complete redesign and build of jfscinti.org. The client, Jewish Family Services, prioritized empowering the Jewish community in Cincinnati to access their services. Jimdo Creator and a Matrix Theme were chosen, the theme acting as a backbone so I could use custom HTML/CSS to execute the design and layout exactly as designed and needed.
jfscinti.org Full Design and Build - Jimdo Creator
You can visit the full website (as of January 2022) at jfscinti.org. I worked as the sole designer from beginning to launch, sourced and selected all photography and graphics, used custom HTML/CSS, worked closely with writing team and client, and worked through the full launch to work out bugs.
Poster Design
Pledge Card Redesign
I was tasked with redesigning an outdated pledge card for the Jewish Family Service’s annual campaign. Along with the pledge card, I also redesigned an insert to create connection with the recipients for the Rise Up, Do Good program.
Federation Impact
A quarterly newsletter that I received a Word Document with text I used to place and edit the layout to make everything fit. I worked with the writers and management team for approval.
Community Study Packet and SWAG
For the 2019 Community Study (conducted every 10 years), I was asked to create a co-brand for the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati and the Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati. I also was asked to design the cover, inside pages, and lay out the 50+ page packet that every participant of the community event would receive.
Presentation Designs
I worked on multiple presentations, both rebranding, creating templates, or designing from scratch with only content. Here are a few images from an event where a presentation I worked closely on was presented to an audience of 200+ attendees.
