Chris Sukraw

Chris Sukraw has had a diverse range of work experience in the creative industry. Chris started their career at Raya Designs as a Graphic Designer and Photographer, where they worked closely with clients on marketing objectives and design execution. Chris then moved on to Inductors Inc., where they served as a Sr. Graphic Designer and ran the Marketing and Graphic Design department, overseeing all marketing, photography, and design efforts.

In 2011, Sukraw joined Ironclad Performance Wear as Marketing Director and Art Director, responsible for transforming the company's image through logo and branding updates, website design, packaging, advertising campaigns, and tradeshow booths. Chris also managed various digital marketing initiatives such as SEO, social media growth, and email campaigns.

After their time at Ironclad, Sukraw became the Creative Director at EVS Sports, where they led a team of graphic designers and directed all marketing, design, and branding strategies. Chris was hands-on, contributing to design, photography, and video work across print, web, and social media platforms.

Following EVS Sports, Sukraw worked as an Associate Creative Director at Fuse Interactive, focusing on interactive and digital creative marketing. Chris managed a team of four creatives and was entrusted with leading several lines for Kawasaki, including KX, KLX, Ninja, and Vulcan. Chris later assumed the role of Creative Director at Fuse Interactive, overseeing a team of nine and directing global creative projects for Kawasaki across various mediums such as campaigns, ad spot shoots, digital, social media, event promotion, and brand promotion.

Sukraw also has experience as a freelance consultant, offering consulting and creative direction services. Overall, their work experience showcases their expertise in creative direction, marketing strategy, branding, design, photography, and video production.

Chris Sukraw attended Saddleback College from 2003 to 2005, where they obtained an Associates degree in Graphic Design. They then continued their education at Saddleback College from 2007 to 2009, earning an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree in Graphic Design.