Danielle Levkovits

Danielle Levkovits has a diverse work experience in the field of design and creative direction. Danielle started their career at The New York Times as an Art Director, where they worked on the Week in Review and Arts and Leisure sections. After that, they joined SYPartners as a Freelance Senior Designer, primarily working on the AARP enterprise strategy project. Later, they worked as a Creative Director at Pellicano Marketing and Communications, where they were responsible for the Globo International account, the largest media group in Latin America. Danielle then joined BBDO Worldwide as a Senior Designer, focusing on the ExxonMobil B2B chemicals division and receiving recognition for their work. After BBDO, Danielle joined Taboola as a Senior Designer before moving to their current position at MiQ, where they started as a Senior Designer and is now the Associate Global Creative Director. Their experience spans various areas such as brand identity development, campaigns, video production, events, print ads, social media, and digital content creation. Overall, Danielle's work experience showcases their expertise in design, art direction, and creative direction in both corporate and media environments.

Danielle Levkovits has pursued education in various fields, including computer science, redesign seminar, fine arts, and graphic design. Danielle completed a program in front-end development at General Assembly, a Redesign Seminar at the Poynter Institute, and a summer program in Milton Glaser at SVA. Additionally, Danielle has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Sculpture from the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Graphic Design from Univercidade.