Charlotte Markward

Charlotte Markward has a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of design and creative direction. Charlotte started their professional journey as a Senior Designer at LF Banks + Associates in 1998 and worked their way up to the position of Senior Art Director. Charlotte then joined Creative Strategy Group as a Senior Art Director before moving to Iperdesign, Inc. as a Senior Art Director, where they worked on multiple projects across various industries, showcasing their expertise in web design and development. Charlotte then served as the Creative Director at U S Spaces, Inc., where they gained experience in the real estate industry. Charlotte then founded their own design firm, C*Markward Design, where they provided strategic branding and design services to clients. Following this, Charlotte took on roles as an Associate Creative Director, Creative Director, and finally, Senior Creative Director at different organizations, where they managed teams, implemented creative strategies, and improved workflow processes. Currently, Charlotte is serving as the Chief Operating Officer at mock5 design, inc., where they have implemented various financial and performance-related initiatives and successfully transitioned the company to a work-from-home environment while ensuring high employee engagement. Throughout their career, Charlotte has consistently demonstrated strong leadership qualities, creativity, and a focus on delivering high-quality design solutions.

Charlotte Markward's education history is as follows:

From 1994 to 1998, they attended Temple University and studied graphic design.

In 2019, they enrolled in Springboard for an unspecified degree or field of study.

In addition to their formal education, Charlotte has also obtained certifications. In April 2019, they completed "Sketch Essential Training: The Basics" at LinkedIn. In February 2019, they completed "PowerPoint Essential Training (Office 365)" at LinkedIn. Charlotte has also completed a training course on patient activation and engagement through Train National, but the specific month and year of completion are not provided.