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Im Jody, an enthusiastic team leader, experienced Creative Director and accomplished multi-media designer. Presently a Creative Director at Fogo Creative, an award-winning interdisciplinary design firm specializing in the development of campaigns, identities, brands, and digital media and websites. Also, I am the creative consultant for Symphony Nova Scotia. Previously a Creative Director at Twistbits by Trampoline and a graphic designer at Associés Libres in Montreal. I am a NSCAD University Visual Communication Design honours graduate and I am based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I am a storyteller. I help people see how strong creative leadership can have a powerful impact on both their long-term and short-term business goals. Helping the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia stay visible during a transitional time. Creating emotive ideas, campaigns, and products that help shift perspectives in an awakening social climate helps open minds, shape new behaviours, engage our community and spark change. Attracting, building and fostering stronger relationships with the Symphony. By developing a welcoming identity and colourful brand, Symphony Nova Scotia has seen a big boost in personality with ticket sales to match. Jodys work with us demonstrates a deep understanding of our outreach goals, our diverse community, and the ongoing need within a not-for-profit organization to balance accessibility, accuracy, and cost. He is consistently able to take a vision and turn it into a reality that connects with community members and partners across cultural and demographic lines. Since he began working with us in 2005, his work has helped contribute to our ticket sales increasing by double, and our subscriptions sales increasing by almost 70%. Jody is exceptionally collaborative, a clear communicator, organized and consistent. He has established himself as a valued contributor in many of our projects, with work that requires high levels of creativity, strong technical skills and deft management of challenging deadlines. When we refer ...