United Nations Development Programme

Senior Multimedia Art Director / Project Manager

Partnering with UNDP’s Brand & Marketing leadership, I supported the design and delivery of high-visibility publications and digital content, from long-form reports to social-first storytelling. I worked closely across comms and design to keep work on-brand, accessible, and deadline-tight, while building systems that made content easier to produce and easier to understand.

Scope: Publications, social + motion, landing pages, infographics

Role: Visual design, art direction, project management, cross-team coordination

Impact: Brand consistency at scale + faster production + clearer information design (add KPIs if you have them)

Advancing the Human Rights and Inclusion
of LGBTI People: A Handbook for Parliamentarians

The full publication is available here for download.

Goal: Make a dense, policy-forward handbook readable, human, and easy to navigate.

What I did: Led design and content for a 118-page handbook in close partnership with the project manager.

What I made: Full publication layout + a reusable design system for long-form policy content.

Approach: Strong hierarchy, structured grids, clear navigation cues, and Pride-inspired color moments aligned with UNDP’s SDG palette.

Result: Reduced reader friction and improved read-through, making key information easier to find, retain, and share.

United Nations Development Programme Annual Report 2019

The full publication is available here for download.

Goal: Deliver a high-visibility Annual Report and extend the story beyond the PDF to drive engagement and traffic back to the report.

What I did: Led art direction for the report and aligned supporting social + landing page assets with the BERA communications team.

What I made: Modular report layout system, custom iconography, motion social posts, and landing page assets.

Approach: Editorial hierarchy + modular templates for clarity, consistent cross-channel look, and a tight production workflow (workback schedule, routing, version control, stakeholder reviews).

Result: A cleaner report delivered on time, built to support stronger report usage and social click-through back to the report.

United Nations Development
Programme Annual Report 2019
Social Media Post

Goal: Extend the Annual Report beyond the PDF and drive traffic back to the report.

What I made: Motion social post translating report highlights for small screens.

Approach: Clear hook, simplified hierarchy, paced motion beats, and consistent report look-and-feel.

Result: Strong retention signals (views/completion) plus saves/shares and click-through back to the report.

UNDP Core Funding
COVID-19 Social Post

Goal: Communicate UNDP core funding relevance during COVID-19 in a clear, credible, shareable way.

What I made: Motion-led social asset for UNDP Core Funding messaging.

Approach: Clarity-first hierarchy, controlled pacing, and a simple narrative built for fast understanding.

Result: Strong traction and wide sharing across UNDP channels, driving repeat views and click-through into the core funding story.

Women’s History Month

Goal: Create an on-brand Women’s History Month post built for shareability and click-through.

What I made: One animated social post driving to the UNDP landing page.

Approach: Clear hierarchy, concise copy pacing, and readable motion timing for small screens.

Result: Strong shareability and engagement, supporting click-through to the UNDP landing page during the campaign.

UNDP Climate Promise Social Post

Goal: Deliver clear, hopeful climate messaging built for a global audience.

What I made: UNDP Climate Promise motion + design social asset(s).

Approach: Clarity-first composition, a simple visual narrative (windmills supporting a city), and readable motion timing for fast feeds.

Result: Built to support attention and engagement signals like view-through, completion, shares, and click-through to learn more.

Donor Engagement One-Pager (Country Brief)

Goal: Support donor outreach with a country-tailored leave-behind that improves recall and follow-up.

What I made: Country-specific, print-ready one-page impact briefs for donor country offices.

Approach: Tight hierarchy, consistent template system, and close stakeholder review to ensure country-accurate content.

Result: High attention in meetings and stronger follow-up conversations, supporting improved engagement and response from country offices.

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