Deborah Kuzma

Deborah Kuzma has a diverse work experience spanning various roles in the art direction and design fields. Deborah is currently working at Media.Monks as a Senior Art Director, where they have held multiple positions related to product, brand, and production. Prior to this, Deborah worked at Quigley as an Art Director, focusing on digital brand marketing and campaign development for JP Morgan Chase & Co. Deborah also has experience running their own creative agency, Deborah Kuzma Creative, where they provided art direction, design, and content strategy services to a wide range of clients. Deborah has also worked as a Senior Designer at Wunderman Thompson, Art Director at KERN - an Omnicom Agency, and Art Director at RPA. In addition, they briefly served as an instructor at UCLA Extension in the Computer Graphics/Visual Arts Department. Overall, Deborah's work experience showcases their expertise in various aspects of art direction and design in both agency and freelance settings.

Deborah Kuzma has a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Political Science from Loyola Marymount University. Deborah also has a certificate in Graphic Design & Computer Graphics from UCLA Extension. In addition to their formal education, Deborah has obtained several certifications, including Accelerate Monks Certification, Advertising on YouTube, Developing a YouTube Strategy, Figma: Teams, Stakeholders, and Design Reviews, Learning YouTube Analytics, Learning YouTube SEO, Brand Strategy for Designers, Design Powered by Data: Getting Started with UX Web Analytics, Designing Emotion: How to Use Design to Move People, Designing with the Golden Ratio, Figma for UX Design, Figma: Handing off to Developers, Generative AI for Business Leaders, Storytelling for Advertising Campaigns, Amplifying Your Message Through Powerful Framing and Storytelling, Being Positive at Work, Communicating as a Leader Nano Tips with Jessica Chen, Foundations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0), How to Build Credibility as a Leader, and How to Work Smarter, Not Harder: Save Time and Money and Increase Productivity.