Creative intelligence
P. Michael Jorgensen
B.F.A., M.F.A (Cand.)
What if a single campaign could not only capture attention but also change lives for the better?
As a creative director, strategic multi-media graphic designer, copywriter and educator with over 20 years of experience, I have made this my mission, and I bring this passionate goal with me to every project. From orchestrating a multi-media campaign to reduce smoking rates in downtown Vancouver to mentoring aspiring creative producers and marketers, my journey as a Creative Director has been driven by a passion for impactful storytelling and strategic design which improves the lives of those receiving it.
In a world where creativity meets strategy, I thrive on transforming complex marketing challenges into compelling narratives that resonate with audiences and drive measurable results. Leading a health initiative that achieved an 86% level of awareness and equally high levels of support and genuine appreciation, along with one of the highest levels of smoking cessation and reduction ever reported to Health Canada, this campaign taught me the power of employing my creative and emotional intelligence to design.
A cornerstone of my career was leading a six-month, multi-media integrated smoking cessation campaign in downtown Vancouver, funded by Health Canada and the Vancouver Greater Regional District. This project involved orchestrating a team of 75 professionals, including public relations experts, a copywriter, a health researcher and social media influencers.
Managing this complex campaign required my skills in strategic direction and project management as I collaborated with two committees of 30 members in total to gain approval for every public-facing piece. The campaign's scope included print and online advertising, a website, contests, media releases, billboards, transit ads and posters. I also worked closely with a post-campaign marketing research company to measure effectiveness.
When teaching hundreds of ambitious marketing communications students each semester as I have at British Columbia Institute of Technology in Burnaby and Vancouver, my skill of leading multiple teams as a creative director expanded exponentially. Mentoring students through their term projects—which involve designing integrated creative and marketing campaigns across diverse media platforms for actual companies and presenting them to real owners, CEOs, and managers—directly reflects the leadership and communication skills essential for inspiring and directing creative teams in professional settings. This hands-on experience cultivates a dynamic learning environment for both teacher and students that bridges academic theory with real-world application, fostering growth for everyone involved.
This experience enabled me to handle multiple projects simultaneously, explain complex design and marketing concepts to those new to them, provide constructive feedback on creative and marketing strategies, identify where improvements were needed to fulfill objectives, and make changes to increase campaign integration across media.
I am adept at strategizing and executing digital marketing campaigns and thrive in environments where creativity and productivity intersect. My interdisciplinary approach and passion for innovative solutions make me an excellent fit for many companies. I am eager to bring my expertise to your team and contribute to your continued success.
Creatively yours,
P. Michael Jorgensen
Creative Director,
Strategic Multi-Media Graphic Designer,
Marketing Communications Specialist,
Educator
Calgary, Alberta Canada
(403) 907-4514
Key achievements
Over 20 years experience as a creative director, strategic multi-media
graphic designer and marketing communications specialist
➤ Graphic design expertise: Proficient in MS Office and Adobe Creative Suite across Apple and Microsoft OS. Seven years teaching experience at BCIT and University of Lethbridge. During lectures I taught theory, in labs I did hands-on tutorials for Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, and Dreamweaver. I have been Pioneer in desktop publishing since 1986.
➤ Academic credentials: Masters-level education in Interdisciplinary Fine Art from Simon Fraser University and a B.F.A. in Fine Art from the University of Lethbridge.
➤ New media education: Three-year pre-graduate studies at Emily Carr University with full scholarships, followed by graduate-level studies in Interdisciplinary Fine Art at Simon Fraser University.
➤ Teaching experience: Six years instructing at BCIT’s marketing communications program and as Associate Professor in New Media Fine Arts at the University of Lethbridge.
➤ Professional achievements: Founder of Jorgensen Designs, specializing in rebranding and producing successful integrated multi-media campaigns for the health, real estate, investment, and education sectors in North America.
➤ Creative production: Designer and copywriter of marketing materials and integrated multi-media advertising campaigns for both print and web platforms.
➤ Adobe Creative Suite: I taught and used Adobe's software daily. When Apple introduced Desktop Publishing, I was among the first to use use Photoshop, PageMaker and Illustrator 1.0 which arrived on floppy disks.
➤ Broad spectrum campaign experience: Branding and direct-marketing for a variety of products and services. Advocacy campaigns that resonate with audiences and incite action. Social media campaigns to increase consumer loyalty and build relationships.
➤ Integration: When these disciplines seamlessly integrate, a campaign transcends mere visibility. It becomes an influential force that captivates the intended demographic, amplifies sales, and elevates brand awareness.
➤ Writing skills: Copywriting, copy-editing, non-fiction writing for magazines and books, developing book outlines, research, and social media story-telling.
➤ Proposal crafting: Formulating compelling proposals to secure contracts for marketing campaigns within health, education, and advocacy sectors through competitive bidding.
➤ Budget management: Develop budgets, provide detailed budget reports to stakeholders, ensure transparent financial tracking, and guarantee the quality and cost-effectiveness of services and materials.
➤ Team leadership: Recruit and oversee creative talent, fostering a productive environment to inspire, critique, and assess performance for advertising initiatives.
➤ Professional development: Instruct marketing teams on campaign goals and creative strategies, ensuring timely completion of work in phased developments.
➤ Contractual agreements: Draft comprehensive legal contracts for contractors, encompassing work scope, intellectual property rights, confidentiality, financial terms, professional fees, invoicing, time tracking, work approvals, fee negotiations, and contract termination protocols.
➤ Collaborative operations: Engage in cooperative interactions with management and stakeholders, ensuring consistent updates and communication regarding project progress.
Creative instructor at Canada's top college marketing communications program
Teaching experience: Educated, trained, tested, critiqued, encouraged and mentored hundreds of marketing communications students of all ages and skill levels at British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), in graphic design & marketing communication strategies. My self-developed courses included theory and practice for branding, direct-response, fundamental principles and elements
of graphic design and their strategic use in achieving marketing objectives, copywriting, creative strategy development, and integrated multi-media campaign development. Program instructors worked collaboratively so that all business disciplines were involved in student term projects. Local businesses and organizations were approached to participate.
200% increase in graduate student applications
University of Calgary, Department of Education, Division of Graduate Studies between 2011-2012 after 5 months of employment.
Rebranding and redesign lead to a $25,000,000 donation
My work on the redesign and rebranding of the U of C website, digital print ads, print collateral and proposal to the Werklund Foundation lead to a $25,000,000 donation. It is the largest donation ever received by an education faculty in Canada. In recognition of Werklund's generosity, the faculty was renamed the Werklund School of Education.
Adobe Creative Suite & additional software
InDesign, Photoshop, Audition, Aftereffects, Illustrator, Lightroom, Creative, Dreamweaver, Premiere Pro, Animate, Media Encoder. I also use Affinity apps, GIMP, Libre Office, MS Office and Google Docs Editors suite offered by Google, which also includes Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Drawings, Google Forms, Google Sites and Google Keep
Honours and awards
➤ VANCOUVER PUBLIC LIBRARY Beyond Words, 2nd Place for short story, “The Cure”
➤ Soulmate Wanted: Apply Within. Commission for 12 articles published monthly for on an online magazine about how relationships transform in the new millennium due to the impact of social, political and technological upheavals.
➤ DESIGN VANCOUVER COM
➤ SFU GRADUATE PROJECT AWARD | Full Scholarship
➤ DESIGN VANCOUVER COMMISSION, Public Art Project, Granville Island➤ BC CULTURAL GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP
➤ EMILY CARR UNIVERSITY FULL SCHOLARSHIP [x2]
➤ UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE PAINTING AWARD & SCHOLARSHIP for Academic Achievement [x4]
➤ 1994 BINNEY AND SMITH 1st Prize, Award for Painting, New York City, USA (see below)
Process,
philosophy
& motivation
Ideas and philosophies guiding my approach to work.
Industry specializations
I design integrated advertising campaigns that include branding, product sales, consumer education and advocacy. I research and develop creative strategies.
I manage people who create media, including those involved in photography, graphic design, illustration, digital video, editing and copywriting. I hire and direct artists, actors, and models for print and Web. I manage media buyers, programmers, SEOs, event coordinators, and more.
These are the industries in which I specialize:
➤ Adult Education / Academic Studies
➤ Research
➤ Writing, Publishing, Magazines, Newspapers, Social Media
➤ Visual, Theatrical, Musical & Performing Arts
➤ Health: Physical, Mental, Financial, Spiritual Natural and Holistic Health
➤ Personal Development and Self-actualization
➤ Creativity
➤ Philosophy & Psychology
➤ Advocacy / Human Rights / Justice
➤ Conservative Politics
➤ Human and Constitutional Rights
➤ Judiciary
➤ Liberty
Creative challenges
I derive great satisfaction from using my deep-diving research skills and creativity to communicate ideas with strength, impact and remain memorable.
After ten years of post-secondary education I have learned to meticulously research and explore every facet of a project. This rigorous process leads to a creative approach that emphasizes the central message of the campaign.
The central theme brings together the diversity of ideas and harmonizes them into a unified concept. Clear and consistent communication results, and captures the audience's interest, desires and needs, resonating with them. Clarity and focus on a singular theme significantly enhance the likelihood of success.
Understanding the target audience is paramount. Through in-depth analysis of relevant market research, attentive listening, and strategic questioning, I delve into the historical and present narratives of the audience. I wish to grasp their challenges and aspirations, and tailor my creative output to express it.
Utilizing both symbolic and verbal language, I aim to establish a mutually beneficial relationship with my audience. This symbiosis enhances engagement and fosters a deeper connection with the message being conveyed.
Creative intelligence
Creative Intelligence is one of three intelligence types developed by Robert Sternbergas as part of his "Triarchic Theory of Intelligence." Creative intelligence is a valuable characteristic in those who have it, because it:
➤ enhances curiosity, learning and expertise in different domains.
➤ innovates solutions to problems that may be hard for others to solve.
➤ invents solutions that are not yet available in the market.
➤ enjoys challenges and developing new skills.
➤ imagines innovative solutions
➤ it is receptive to diverse ideas
➤ discovers new connections between them.
Co-creative approach
I co-create marketing communications campaigns for products and services by listening carefully to all stakeholders.
By listening, I identify the challenges and opportunities experienced by everyone in the process, including those involved in the design, manufacture, marketing, purchase, delivery and use of the product or service.
By solving the challenges and capitalizing on the opportunities discovered in a co-creative process, creative marketing efforts increase profits.
Entrepreneurial employee
I am an entrepreneur. I founded Jorgensen Designs in 1998. My second business, Body Mind Soul Studio, was founded in 2008. I supported myself with these companies, while also taking on employment with other companies to expand my skills and provide mentorship.
Entrepreneurial employees are said to be "driven, passionate, smart and innovative." I encourage employers, employees and other stakeholders to do their best work. When I believe in a company's mission, I am motivated to see it succeed.
I agree with this researcher, who writes: "The secret of an entrepreneurial employee's ability to accomplish so much is to take responsibility for his successes and failures by objectively evaluating his performance and constantly improving his knowledge."
As an entrepreneurial employee, I choose employers whose goals align with my own. Work ceases to be a chore: It is an empowered choice of altruism and self-actualization.
Inspire & build supportive communities
In my roles as a:
➤ New media artist
➤ Art gallery exhibitor
➤ Art Gallery Director and Curator
➤ Associate Professor of Fine Art
➤ Course Designer
➤ Marketing Communications Instructor
➤ Educational Technology Designer
➤ Holistic health and wellness therapist and writer
I motivate others to do their best work. I recognize everyone's contribution to a project. I motivate by recognizing people's talents and skills. I coach people to realize their potential. I create a supportive environment in which each person's contribution is valued and is recognized.
Scott Helman's music video employs a creative theme that teens and young adults find immediately relatable. The surreal visual style suggests a hallucination or dream/nightmare, and exaggerates the feeling of being awkward and having "hang-ups." The visual surprise captures attention, and also imparts humour to an experience that is universally felt by youth as they make the transition to adults. ▼
e d u c a t i o n
A creative and disciplined mind
I attended post-secondary education for as many years as it takes to become a physician. Instead of earning the title "Dr.," I learned how to think creatively, critically and independently.
➤ Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, BC Canada
Master of Fine Arts Candidate, Interdisciplinary Studies
Entering Graduate Student Full Scholarship
Graduate Student Scholarship
Courses in contemporary art issues, photo-based installations, new media.
Manager/Supervisor of downtown Photography Labs
Graduate Student Photography Instructor
Thesis: "Written on the Body"
➤ Emily Carr University of Art & Design
Vancouver, BC Canada | Granville Island
Pre-Graduate Studies in New Media, Photography, Installation and Performance Art
Developed a self-created program known as "Pre-Graduate Studies." It involved select courses to meet the criteria required to get into a new media or interdisciplinary graduate program.
My program broadened the undergraduate traditional fine art program I received a bachelor in with the study of contemporary media, including digital media production and photo-based installation work, as well as performance art (bodywork and authentic movement), video and audio editing and production,
My program was successful: In my last year I was awarded entrance into SFUs graduate program for Interdisciplinary Fine Arts.
Entering Student Scholarship
Yearly Scholarships
Grade Average: 4.0 Perfect score upon graduation
Expanded current knowledge of social, political and visual art theory.
"See/Hear/Speak No Evil," a site-specific installation on Granville Island, was commissioner by Design Vancouver and featured in the 1993 Emily Carr University yearbook.
➤ University of Lethbridge
Lethbridge, Alberta Canada
Bachelor of Fine Arts (1991), Painting & Drawing
- Employed as graphic designer and newspaper layout artist for the University of Lethbridge newspaper, The Meliorist, for 3 years (1986-1989), using Macintosh desktop publishing software. Took on role as primary reviewer of local art exhibitions.
- Took role of director/curator for the Radish Factory Art Gallery, 1989 – 1990 Lethbridge, Alberta as offered by the previous director/curator and the board of administrators.
- GPA of 4.9/5 upon graduation.
- Awarded the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery Award for Painting
- Studied drawing and painting under John Clark and New Media/Performance Art with Janet Cardiff (Venice Biennale Grand Prix)
- Attended one semester at the University of Calgary as a visiting student
➤ Additional Studies
- Competitive men's gymnastics, Springer Gymnastics, York University Gymnastics, Toronto, ON
- Men's competitive diving, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK
- Piano, Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto
- Cello & violin, Private Lessons, Toronto, ON
- Writing Non-Fiction Feature Magazine Articles, Simon Fraser University, Continuing Education, Vancouver, BC
- Acting from Source with Shea Hampton, Vancouver, BC
- Breathwork & Vocal Performance, Vancouver, BC
- Bodywork and healing arts, Spa Program, Vancouver School of Bodywork & Healing
e x p e r i e n c e
➤ Jorgensen Designs
Vancouver, BC | Calgary, AB
Founded 1998 to present
Creative Director, Campaign Designer,
Marketing Communications Specialist,
Graphic Designer
➤ Entrepreneurial ventures and career path: In 1998, Jorgensen founded his own proprietorship in Vancouver, marking the culmination of his experience in printing, publishing, natural health, and design agencies. He then diversified his career by taking on roles with various companies and engaging in teaching and mentoring.
➤ Expertise in creative design and integrated campaigns: Jorgensen specializes in designing creative, branding, and integrated multi-media campaigns for print and web media. His primary focus areas include health, real estate, property management, education, investment, and advocacy.
➤ Leadership in creative strategy and project management: Skilled at recognizing talent, Jorgensen is renowned for hiring, managing, and inspiring the ideal creative professionals for each project. He ensures teams are in alignment by understanding the creative approach and marketing objectivities by writing clear creative strategies. His responsibilities encompass project management, talent procurement, contract negotiation, proposal development, and keeping the project on budget.
➤ Innovative health initiatives and community impact: Jorgensen developed North America's first smoking cessation program targeting the LGBTQ+ community, which was recognized by Health Canada as one of the most effective campaigns they had sponsored in reducing tobacco usage and community engagement.
➤ Revitalizing brands and community institutions: He successfully rebranded organizations such as the BC Apartment Owners and Managers Association in Vancouver and the Galt Museum and Archives in Lethbridge, renewing their relevance to a new generation and commitment from existing members.
➤ Marketing success in natural health products and publications: Jorgensen's contributions led to the success of natural health products like Moducare and MacaSure, achieving top seller status in Canada and the U.S. He also launched and distributed 50 million issues of Natural Health Newsmagazine across four countries, significantly boosting sales.
➤ Building influential personal brands: He orchestrated effective branding campaigns for notable influencers and experts, including author/advocate Lorna Vanderhaeghe, radio host Dr. Lisa Petty, and financial advisor/media consultant Bob Goodman, enhancing their visibility and impact.
➤ British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT)
School of Business, Marketing Communications
3700 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, BC V5G 3H2
Instructor: Design Essentials and New Media Web Design
➤ Instructional responsibilities: Instructed two classes per term, each comprising 60 students. Duties included creating and delivering lectures, conducting tutorials, designing exams, preparing handouts, and overseeing projects.
➤ Student assessment and feedback: Provided comprehensive grading and detailed written feedback for every project, assignment, and exam, ensuring personalized guidance for student development.
➤ Engagement and support beyond class: Outside of class, maintained an interactive online class website. This platform facilitated seamless access to project descriptions and handouts, and featured a class gallery where students could share digital copies of their work. This collaborative environment fostered inspiration and facilitated peer learning.
➤ Departmental involvement: Actively participated in department meetings, contributing to discussions on curriculum development, student engagement strategies, and academic policies.
➤ Collaborative project leadership: Played a key role in designing, implementing, and evaluating group projects focused on public relations, business development, and marketing research. These initiatives aimed to provide practical, hands-on learning experiences for students while addressing real-world challenges.
➤ University of Calgary, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Educational Research & Applied Psychology, School of Business
3700 Willingdon Ave, Burnaby, BC V5G 3H2
Web Master and Marketing Communications Specialist
➤ Website redesign: Completely rebuilt entire website, from its structure, design, branding and identity, direct-response functions, usability, content and features, leading to a tenfold increase in traffic within four months.
➤ Record breaking results: Redesign and strategic online advertising led to a record-breaking number of graduate program applications, jumping from 923 to 1,865.
➤ Visitor growth: Attracted tens of thousands of new visitors from Canada and key areas around the world, by placing targeted google advertising.
➤ Enhanced site structure: Added downloadable resources, improved search capabilities, alumni profiles and interactive forms.
➤ Reduced support calls: Reduced calls to customer service by 33% by addressing common inquiries with a comprehensive FAQ section.
➤ Achieved endowment: Secured a $25 million endowment through my redesign of the Department of Education Graduate Programs website.
➤ University of Lethbridge, Department of Fine Arts,
New Media
4401 University Drive West, Lethbridge,
AB T1K 6T5
Associate Professor
Design Fundamentals for New Media [NMED 2005]
Introduction to New Media [NMED 1000] New Media Technology [NMED 2020]
➤ Course design: Designed, researched and produced each course’s lectures, overheads, demonstrations, visual support materials, in-class exercises, assignments, reading schedule, and midterm and final examinations, according to the Dean of Fine Arts requirements.
➤ Course website: Maintained websites for each course, featuring readings, links to relevant course material, news, course outlines, research links, recommended literature, student art galleries, and downloadable assignments.
Educated students about graphic design and new media, and inspired outstanding work.
➤ Developed lectures, exams and projects for: Design fundamentals & principles, graphic design history, typography, color theory, web design & video editing.
➤ Introduced Adobe Creative Suite software: Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver and Adobe Premier.
➤ Provided written and oral feedback: to each student on their individual progress, providing constructive criticism, describing areas requiring improvement, assigned grades and assisting students to realize their unique talents.
➤ Flora Manufacturing and Distributing
7400 Fraser Park Drive, Burnaby, BC
V5J 5B9
Sr. Graphic Designer
➤ Introduction of new creative themes: A significant innovation was brought to Flora and the natural health industry in Canada through the introduction of new creative themes. This strategic move successfully expanded the target markets, attracting a broader audience and enhancing brand visibility.
➤ National flyer campaign: A comprehensive national flyer campaign was designed and executed, featuring a toll-free number for consumers to call for more information about products and their availability. This initiative provided an accessible way for potential customers to engage with the brand.
➤ Tracking campaign effectiveness: The effectiveness of the flyer campaign was meticulously tracked in each drop area using the toll-free number. This allowed for precise measurement of campaign performance and the identification of areas with the highest engagement.
➤ Consumer database creation: A robust database of consumers who called the toll-free number was created. This database included essential details such as names, phone numbers, emails, products of interest, and health concerns. This valuable resource facilitated targeted marketing efforts and enhanced customer relationship management.
➤ Collaborating with advertising agencies: Close collaboration with an outside advertising agency led to the development of creative materials for new product launches. This partnership ensured high-quality, impactful advertising content.
➤ Designing marketing materials: A wide array of marketing materials was designed, including brochures, print ads, flyers, monthly specials, sales sheets, and point-of-purchase materials. These resources were integral in promoting products and special offers effectively.
➤ Strategic campaign development: Working closely with the marketing team, effective creative strategies and campaigns were developed to boost sales. This collaborative effort ensured that marketing initiatives were aligned with overall business goals.
➤ Website design and maintenance: The website was designed and maintained to provide an engaging and user-friendly online presence. This platform served as a crucial touchpoint for consumers seeking information and making purchases.
➤ Inventory management of marketing materials: Efficient management and inventory of marketing materials were maintained, ensuring that all promotional resources were readily available and effectively utilized in various campaigns.
Deconstructing visual styles
Pat Steir Brughel's Vase (1599)
University of Lethbridge New Media Course for non-art students
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➤ Flora Manufacturing and Distributing
7400 Fraser Park Drive, Burnaby, BC
V5J 5B9
Sr. Graphic Designer
➤ Introduction of new creative themes: A significant innovation was brought to Flora and the natural health industry in Canada through the introduction of new creative themes. This strategic move successfully expanded the target markets, attracting a broader audience and enhancing brand visibility.
➤ National flyer campaign: A comprehensive national flyer campaign was designed and executed, featuring a toll-free number for consumers to call for more information about products and their availability. This initiative provided an accessible way for potential customers to engage with the brand.
➤ Tracking campaign effectiveness: The effectiveness of the flyer campaign was meticulously tracked in each drop area using the toll-free number. This allowed for precise measurement of campaign performance and the identification of areas with the highest engagement.
➤ Consumer database creation: A robust database of consumers who called the toll-free number was created. This database included essential details such as names, phone numbers, emails, products of interest, and health concerns. This valuable resource facilitated targeted marketing efforts and enhanced customer relationship management.
➤ Collaborating with advertising agencies: Close collaboration with an outside advertising agency led to the development of creative materials for new product launches. This partnership ensured high-quality, impactful advertising content.
➤ Designing marketing materials: A wide array of marketing materials was designed, including brochures, print ads, flyers, monthly specials, sales sheets, and point-of-purchase materials. These resources were integral in promoting products and special offers effectively.
➤ Strategic campaign development: Working closely with the marketing team, effective creative strategies and campaigns were developed to boost sales. This collaborative effort ensured that marketing initiatives were aligned with overall business goals.
➤ Website design and maintenance: The website was designed and maintained to provide an engaging and user-friendly online presence. This platform served as a crucial touchpoint for consumers seeking information and making purchases.
➤ Inventory management of marketing materials: Efficient management and inventory of marketing materials were maintained, ensuring that all promotional resources were readily available and effectively utilized in various campaigns.
BCIT Mac laboratory
Jorgensen delivered tutorials to his students for Adobe Creative Suite applications. Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere Pro, and Macromedia Dreamweaver were introduced to Graphic Design students in the BCIT Mac Laboratory, and also to Marketing Communications students.
Mute/Voice, Sandra Semchuk
Sandra Semchuk, one of my professors at Emily Carr University of Art and Design, is a Canadian photography-based artist. She captured a self-portrait each year, from her earliest years as a practicing artist. I produced and edited a video of her speaking about her work, "Mute/Voice," exhibited at the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal. Although it was the only self-portrait with audio, I think the silence of the photographic evidence still communicates. What do you think?
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"Michael Jorgensen was an extraordinary student doing challenging photographic installations. His work is risk taking, ambitious and formally challenging. His theoretical background was strong and his collaborative skills good."
"Michael's creativity is only surpassed by his attention to detail. He's very good at helping you express your vision, even if you have a difficult time putting it into words."
"Michael and I collaborated effortlessly on many campaigns. His creative strategies direct everyone involved to their successful completion. Clients rarely required rewrites, because together we nailed the objectives on our first try."
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