United Nations Development Programme

Senior Visual Designer

As a Senior Visual Designer at the United Nations Development Programme, I had the great opportunity of being part of a dedicated team that supported the Chief of Brand and Marketing. My primary responsibility was to provide comprehensive support and oversight for the design process of various materials, including brochures, social posts, landing pages, and infographics. I fostered effective communication between the marketing and design teams, ensuring that deadlines were met and creative visions were aligned. Additionally, I remained actively engaged with industry developments, ensuring that our designs stayed relevant and impactful. Working collaboratively in this role allowed me to contribute to meaningful initiatives while embodying a human-centric, empathetic, and professional approach.

Make it stand out.

Advancing the Human Rights and Inclusion
of LGBTI People: A Handbook for Parliamentarians

As the lead designer, I had the fortune of managing the design and content of all 118 pages of the Handbook, working alongside the project manager. The design of the Handbook strategically incorporates bursts of vibrant colors, reflecting the explosive nature of the LGBTQ community and the importance of their message. These bursts of color not only capture attention but also symbolize the energy and resilience of this community.

In addition, the colors chosen for the bursts resonate not only with the iconic LGBTQ flag but align with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals colors of the United Nations Development Programme, emphasizing the interconnectedness between LGBTQ rights and broader global objectives. The full publication is available here for download.

United Nations Development Programme Annual Report 2019

As the Senior Graphic Designer for the United Nations Development Programme Annual Report 2019, I had the fortune
of contributing to the work of UNDP, one of the world's largest multilateral development agencies. With a presence in over 170 countries and territories, UNDP is at the forefront of anticipating, understanding, and acting on today's opportunities and risks. In collaboration with the Bureau of External Relations and Advocacy (BERA) comms team, I fulfilled a dual role as a graphic designer and project manager, working together to strategize and create a visually captivating design for the report, incorporating the latest design trends. Additionally, I played a significant role in developing impactful iconography and imagery that effectively conveyed UNDP's global presence and commitment. The full publication is available here for download.