Ekta Mody

Ekta Mody has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Ekta is currently working as the Vice President of Design at CAMP, a position they have held since 2022. Prior to this, they worked at ?What If! Innovation from 2015 to 2022, where they held various roles including Global Design Practice Leader, Creative Director for North America, Lead Designer, and Senior Designer.

In 2019, Ekta Mody worked as an Ambassador at WIN: Women in Innovation, an organization focused on advancing women in leadership roles in the field of innovation. Ekta held this position until 2021.

Earlier in their career, Ekta Mody worked at Quirky.com as an Art Director/Senior Designer from 2012 to 2015, leading a team of designers in product development. Ekta also worked as a Graphic Designer at Quirky.com from 2011 to 2012, where they collaborated with multidisciplinary teams on product launches, packaging, and marketing initiatives.

Before joining Quirky.com, Ekta Mody worked as a Freelance Designer at AR New York from 2010 to 2011, assisting the Creative Director in art direction and pre-production of photo shoots. Ekta also worked as a Freelance Designer at Dedica Group in 2011.

Additionally, Ekta Mody pursued their Master's degree at Pratt Institute from 2008 to 2010. Ekta started their career as a Graphic Designer at Thunk Design Co. from 2006 to 2008, where they collaborated with brand strategists and clients on various design projects.

Overall, Ekta Mody has accumulated extensive experience in design, innovation, leadership, and women empowerment throughout their career.

Ekta Mody has a Bachelor's Degree in Communications Design from Sir J.J College Of Architecture. Ekta also holds a Master's Degree in Communications & Packaging Design from Pratt Institute. Ekta has obtained a Certification in Professional Photography from The Photographic Society of India. Additionally, they have pursued Continuing Education in Metal Work & Silversmithing from the School of Visual Arts. However, specific start and end years for these educational experiences were not provided.