Teddy Tedford

Teddy Tedford has had a long and varied career in the marketing and advertising industry. Teddy began their career in 2010 as a Graphic Designer for Ante Up Magazine, where they designed print and digital ads for their monthly publication and website. In 2011, Teddy became a Territory Sales Lead for Anderson Merchandisers, where they supervised and developed assigned associates to drive sales and meet retailer and client expectations. In 2014, Teddy took on two roles: Senior Graphic Designer for Moore and Scarry Advertising and Graphic Designer for Lake Champlain Weekly. In their role at Moore and Scarry Advertising, Teddy was responsible for graphic, web, and print design for major clients. At Lake Champlain Weekly, Teddy was responsible for design and production for multiple publications. In 2016, Teddy became Senior Graphic Designer and Publication Director for Living Local/Brooks Infinity, Inc., where they were fully responsible for the design, layout, creative direction, and production of monthly print and online publications. In 2017, Teddy joined NOISE, Inc. as an Associate Art Director and Social Media Leader. Finally, in 2016, Teddy became General Manager and Creative Director at Adcoast, where they align clients with marketing and advertising solutions and ensures on-time production and deployment of the highest quality deliverables.

Teddy Tedford obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Graphic Design from the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh between 2003 and 2009. Teddy has also obtained various certifications from LinkedIn and Lynda.com, including Google Ads (AdWords) Essential Training (November 2019), Designing Emotion: How To Use Design To Move People (July 2019), Lightroom CC First Look (May 2018), Lightroom Classic CC Essential Training (April 2018), Migrating from Lightroom Classic CC to Lightroom CC (April 2018), Online Marketing Foundations (July 2017), Facebook Marketing: Advanced Advertising (June 2017), Learning Genesis for WordPress (June 2017), Introduction to Photography (May 2017), Insights on Graphic Design (March 2015), and HTML5: Structure, Syntax, and Semantics (February 2015).