Emmanuel Riggione

Emmanuel Riggione has a diverse work experience in the creative industry. Emmanuel is currently working as an Associate Creative Engineer Director at Critical Mass, where they lead a team of designers and oversees the production of projects. Emmanuel focuses on optimizing workflow and meeting delivery timelines through process refinement and automation.

Prior to their current role, Emmanuel worked at Wunderman Thompson, where they held various positions. As a Lead & Art Director, they were responsible for creating captivating campaigns for the Mazda United States account, designing website pages, and developing digital solutions. Emmanuel also served as the Senior Designer Lead, managing a team of 12 people and overseeing various aspects of Mazda's design projects. Additionally, Emmanuel worked as a Senior Designer at Wunderman Thompson.

Emmanuel also has experience as a Freelance Graphic Designer at DoubleDigit and as a business owner at RIGGIONE C&D, where they led a design studio specializing in branding, graphic design, and packaging. Emmanuel was also an owner of The American Store, a business focused on selling used clothing, and RIBENA, a retail store selling ceramic tiles and porcelain products.

Throughout their career, Emmanuel has demonstrated strong skills in graphic design, typography, user experience, and project management. Emmanuel has a detail-oriented mindset and continuously seeks to improve efficiency and productivity in their work.

Emmanuel Riggione completed their Bachelor's degree in Advertising Design from Universidad Fidélitas, where they studied from 2007 to 2011. In addition to their formal education, they have obtained various certifications to enhance their skills and knowledge. These certifications include the PQ® Program from Positive Intelligence in October 2022, Scrum Fundamentals Certified (SFC) from SCRUMstudy - Accreditation Body for Scrum and Agile in January 2022, Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner from IBM in December 2021, Visual Elements of User Interface Design from Coursera in September 2019, and Adobe XD from Adobe in September 2020.