Jannick Jørgensen

Jannick Jørgensen has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Jannick started their career as a Servicemedarbejder at føtex, Dansk Supermarked in 2004 and worked there until 2007. In 2006, they also worked as a Bordtennis-træner at OB Bordtennis. Jannick then joined LUUX Odense as a Grafiker in 2007, where they worked until 2009.

In 2007, they began working at Format A/S as a Mediegrafikerelev and later became a Grafisk designer in the same company in 2011. Jannick worked at Format A/S until 2011.

Jannick then pursued a career in design and worked at Wallmob as a Digital Designer from December 2012 to January 2014. Jannick later became an Art Director from February 2014 to March 2015 and then the Head of Design from March 2015 to March 2016 at the same company.

Following their tenure at Wallmob, they joined Hesehus A/S as a Digital Designer from June 2016 to September 2016.

Jannick also worked as a Freelance Graphic Designer at Jannickasmus.dk from March 2016 to present.

In October 2016, they joined Cardlay A/S and Vattax as the Head of Design, where they currently hold a position.

Additionally, Jannick had a short teaching role at International Business Academy, IBA Kolding in October 2012, where they taught Adobe programs such as Ps, Ai, and iD.

Jannick Jørgensen's education history begins with their completion of the 0th to 9th grade at Munkebjergskolen i Odense from 1995 to 2005. Jannick then went on to attend Glamsdalens Idrætsefterskole, where they completed their 10th grade in 2006, with a focus on Media and Society.

Following this, Jannick enrolled in Center for Visuel Kommunikation from 2006 to 2011, earning a degree in Media Graphics with a specialization in Graphic Design. Jannick further expanded their education by attending International Business Academy, IBA Kolding in 2012. There, they pursued their degree in E-designer/Designmanager, specializing in Graphic Communication.

Based on the provided chronological information, Jannick Jørgensen's educational journey comprised a progression from basic school education to focused studies in graphic design and communication.