Nick is a Senior Interactive Art Director and Integrated Designer with over 15 years of experience in both print and digital campaigns. A graduate of OCAD, he has many years of agency-level marketing and communications experience - including an in-depth knowledge of e-commerce, social media, digital marketing and internet technologies; coupled with excellent leadership and communication skills. He is bilingual and is very comfortable working in English and French. Combined with his strong technical abilities, Nick engages in the entire scope of projects, taking them from initial concept to design, and through to final artwork. Some of his specialties include web design, graphic design, print production, packaging design, POP, and other print media. Nick is extremely proficient in the latest version of Adobe Creative Suite, particularly in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, as well as Canva, for the creation of social media content such as reels and static posts. He also has experience with video editing, HTML, CSS, WordPress, Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Microsoft O ce 360, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Quark X Press. His previous clients have included Fairmont Hotels, Ferring Pharmaceuticals, G+ International, Longo’s Markets, MMarketing, President's Choice, PC Financial, Remedy’sRX, Sears, Staples, Sunswept Vacations, TD Bank, The Home Depot, Travelocity, and Yorkdale. Nick has designed and created numerous campaigns for the not-for-profit sector including Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, Children’s Aid Foundation, Safe Haven, Special Olympics Canada, Movember, and many more. While working at Loblaw companies, Nick was part of the team that helped shape the creative direction for many of Canada's top food brands, including, President's Choice, PC Organics, PC Blue Menu, and PC Mini Chefs. One of Nick’s most memorable and notable career highlights, an achievement he is proud of, was helping to create the Yorkdale Fashion Santa campaign, which turned out to be one of the most viral social media campaigns in Canadian retail history.…Nick is a Senior Interactive Art Director and Integrated Designer with over 15 years of experience in both print and digital campaigns. A graduate of OCAD, he has many years of agency-level marketing and communications experience - including an in-depth knowledge of e-commerce, social media, digital marketing and internet technologies; coupled with excellent leadership and communication skills. He is bilingual and is very comfortable working in English and French. Combined with his strong technical abilities, Nick engages in the entire scope of projects, taking them from initial concept to design, and through to final artwork. Some of his specialties include web design, graphic design, print production, packaging design, POP, and other print media. Nick is extremely proficient in the latest version of Adobe Creative Suite, particularly in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, as well as Canva, for the creation of social media content such as reels and static posts. He also has experience with video editing, HTML, CSS, WordPress, Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Microsoft O ce 360, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Quark X Press. His previous clients have included Fairmont Hotels, Ferring Pharmaceuticals, G+ International, Longo’s Markets, MMarketing, President's Choice, PC Financial, Remedy’sRX, Sears, Staples, Sunswept Vacations, TD Bank, The Home Depot, Travelocity, and Yorkdale. Nick has designed and created numerous campaigns for the not-for-profit sector including Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, Children’s Aid Foundation, Safe Haven, Special Olympics Canada, Movember, and many more. While working at Loblaw companies, Nick was part of the team that helped shape the creative direction for many of Canada's top food brands, including, President's Choice, PC Organics, PC Blue Menu, and PC Mini Chefs. One of Nick’s most memorable and notable career highlights, an achievement he is proud of, was helping to create the Yorkdale Fashion Santa campaign, which turned out to be one of the most viral social media campaigns in Canadian retail history.WWWW…