Mindvolt
Jenifer McCormick is a highly experienced graphic designer with a diverse background in both freelance and corporate settings. Currently serving as a Senior Graphic Designer at Mindvolt since April 2022, Jenifer previously worked as a Senior Production Artist at o2ideas from January 2012 to February 2023. Jenifer began freelance work in graphic design in 2006, offering services in a Macintosh environment and demonstrating proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite. Over the years, Jenifer has contributed to various notable publications including Touchdown Alabama Magazine, Coastal Living Magazine, and Southern Living Magazine, where responsibilities ranged from layout and design to production management. Jenifer holds a BA in Communication with a focus on Advertising from The University of Alabama.
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Mindvolt
Big ideas don’t always come from big places like New York or Los Angeles. They don’t always come from big creative agencies either. Sometimes they come from agencies just like ours – local and efficient. At Mindvolt, we’re more interested in the size of your challenge than the size of your company. Sure, we’ve worked for big brands like Toyota, Realtree, Autozone, Baptist Health System, and the University of Alabama. But we’ve also helped a small craft beer label become one of the best in their market and teamed with a local credit union to help reach thousands of new customers. Along the way, our creative work has won multiple awards, but what we really want to win is the confidence of our clients. Because when they grow, we grow. At Mindvolt we are able to focus on what matters and be more responsive to our clients. Being lean helps us deliver world-class creative work at a fair price. For nearly twenty years, that’s the formula we’ve relied on to deliver results for companies and brands across the United States. And right here in our neighborhood. Some people might not expect the next great marketing campaign to come from Athens, Alabama, but they probably never expected our nation’s space program to be built in a small community just down the road either. That’s because getting great results is really about finding the right people and the right fit, not necessarily about spending big money. Something to keep in mind when you’re ready for your next launch.