General Description:
In this confidential search for our St. Louis client, we’re looking for an Associate Creative Director (Design) who wants the opportunity to take the next step and help lead a team. We need a first rate Designer who does great work and is ready to be in charge of a department, direct and manage work flow while partnering with other internal creative colleagues (video, print, interactive).
With that in mind, we need an experienced creative who’s got some project/traffic management skills, and who considers themselves to be an excellent designer and one of “the best” art directors around! Multi-task, lead, mentor, concept, create and present in a modern, rapidly growing agency developing compelling content through multiple channels for their Global (yes, Global) clients.
You’re a smart visual thinker who’s very comfortable creating experiences, brand identities and telling stories, whether in person, print, online or with video. You like to explore, innovate and mix all the disciplines together into a strategically sound, visually compelling gumbo that moves the client’s needle.
Compensation:
Excellent compensation package with full benefits, including 401K with a match and delivered in a busy, collaborative culture doing smart, great work for Fortune 100 and 500 clients.
About Our Client:
Our client is a consistent leader in their marketing thinking, working with national and multi-national clients who are leaders in their category. Our client’s leadership team is smart, forward thinking, nimble, entrepreneurial and innovative. They are always thinking about developing new ways to help their clients’ enhance engagement with communicating the message. The environment is modern, creative and professional. Your colleagues are passionate, smart and always valuing work-family balance. EOE
If you’d like to know more, let’s talk. Let’s start the process by you sending Bob an email with your resume attached (Bob@Bishop-Partners dot com). Please detail your interest in and specific qualifications for the position as you understand it. Bob also needs to see some electronic samples of your work.