Kevin Geary

CCM is marketing and UX design company. During my time there I have specialized in branding and site design. Working with the rest of the team I helped to rebrand and design the digital ends of multiple companies and organizations, especially for a multitude of Universities.

For three years I have been a part of the RIT chapter of TAGA, a book design organization that designs and prints a book of academic writing each year for competition. I got to be head of design for this years edition, and I lead a team of a dozen designers in creating the final book, on top of working with top notch printers, along with XEROX, whom we partnered with for this new edition.

Since the start of my junior year I have worked on the Sportszone team as designer, starting as the graphic designer for their marketing team and moving to a more general and animator when the company began partnering with Production Services. I work on a variety of promotions
for the RIT Hockey team, as well as other RIT sports teams.

Every year, RIT students put on a three day design conference that brings together creatives from around the world. For the 2017 conference I had a variety of roles. I was head of marketing, where I designed much of the promotional materials for the conference, as well as overseeing all copywriting for the conference and it’s site. I worked with Dasha Buduchina on the design team for help develop the aesthetic of this year’s conference. Finally, with the assistance of talented videographer Emily Kordovich and designer Alec Burns, among others, I worked to develop and create the title sequence that opens every conference.

During the second half of my junior year, I worked on a small team to conceptualize and design branding and promotional materials for the production company, as
well as a few of it’s associated brands and imprints.

The summer after my sophomore year at RIT I was an intern for a local design and advertising agency in Utica, New York. I helped with promotional and environmental design for a summer long series of concerts, as well as environmental design for Utica’s downtown businesses.