Kaitlin Stewart

Art Director at Synonymous

Kaitlin Stewart is an experienced Art Director and Creative Lead currently working at Synonymous since January 2021. Previously, Kaitlin held roles as a Senior Graphic Designer and Graphic Designer at Fullscreen from October 2017 to December 2020, and as a Junior Graphic Designer at McBeard from July 2015 to January 2020. Other notable positions include Freelance Graphic Designer at 12th Tribe, Freelance Marketing Assistant at The Pocket Yacht Company, and Graphic Designer and Marketing Manager at Jack Martin Insurance Advisors, where Kaitlin led a successful rebranding project. Kaitlin's career began as a Caterer at Ken's Creative Kitchen and includes experience as a Design Assistant for fashion and beauty projects and a Visual Display Intern at Anthropologie. Kaitlin received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from Jacksonville University, where participation in Division 1 women's lacrosse culminated in a captaincy in 2014.

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San Diego, United States

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Synonymous

Synonymous is a creative agency that helps brands and their audiences love each other more. For more than a decade we have begun every pitch by defining our mission as "Content people love for brands that love people," and then explaining what it meant to be a brand that loves its customers. People are complex but are worthy of being understood. Brands that love people commit to understanding their audiences and creating content experiences that serve them and give them reasons to return the love. Synonymous is committed to being the strategic creative partner to those brands and has invented an unrivaled process for discovering strategic insights that lead to more effective communication. We are living through an era where brands are awakening to how ineffective broad audience targeting is -- demographic and psychographic targeting is the opposite of love and understanding. It’s not innovative or insightful and it’s full of bias and prejudice. Once a brand understands its audience’s narratives, opinions, and stories in their own words, it becomes obvious how worthless traditional segmentation is for building successful long-term relationships. A decade after McBeard began and grew all the way through acquisition by one of the world’s biggest brands, we’re back with strategic and creative teams focused on loving and understanding audiences, generating insights with proprietary cutting edge technology, and then creating the most effective branded content imaginable.


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11-50

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