From Designer to Creative Director for the world’s biggest brands
With over two decades of experience in brand and creative leadership, I’ve helped shape and scale global brands across media, technology, and entertainment. My career began in New York after studying at the School of Visual Arts and evolved from hands-on design into leading brand strategy, creative direction, and marketing initiatives for high-growth organizations and publicly traded companies.
Throughout my career, I’ve partnered with executives, built and led global creative teams, and developed scalable brand systems spanning campaigns, digital experiences, video, events, and content. My work has focused on transforming complex ideas into clear, compelling, and differentiated brand experiences that drive growth and engagement.
I’ve had the privilege of working with brands including MTV Networks, Nickelodeon, Howard Stern, NFL, MLB, NASCAR, Major League Pickleball, Cornerstone OnDemand, Code and Theory, and Freshworks, helping organizations navigate periods of growth, change, and innovation.
More recently, I’ve embraced emerging AI technologies as part of my creative process, leveraging generative image, video, and audio tools to accelerate production, explore concepts more rapidly, and enhance creative efficiency. I use AI to prototype ideas, develop visual and motion assets, streamline workflows, and uncover insights that inform stronger creative decisions.
I believe the most impactful brand work balances clarity, systems thinking, and creative ambition. Whether building identity frameworks, shaping executive narratives, launching new initiatives, or leading cross-functional teams, my focus remains the same: simplify complexity and create work that resonates, endures, and scales.
Based in Los Angeles.
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Contact: markgirgis@mac.com
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