Patricia is a multi-disciplinary designer that has produced advocacy campaigns for some of Canada’s biggest industry associations across diverse sectors. She sees projects through from conception to completion, with an adaptive creative approach to make an impact regardless of scope or medium.
Currently, Patricia is creative director of Digital at Earnscliffe Strategies in Ottawa, Ontario where she leads the creative on engaging campaigns for government audiences, public affairs issues and telling important stories for Canada’s key industry leaders.
She has deep experience working in the niche of Canadian public affairs marketing and communications. As part of the team at spark*advocacy in Ottawa she worked as senior designer to create digitally-focused marketing campaigns. She supported a range of marketing and branding projects as graphic designer at Pilot PMR, in Toronto. During her time as graphic designer at the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness, she worked with non-profit leaders, academic researchers, and government partners to mobilize research with the goal of ending homelessness.
Patricia’s creativity has been recognized on several projects — including work on a punny campaign for Croplife Canada (Best of CAMA), Toronto Public Library children’s brand (Applied Arts) and a digital Housing-First toolkit for the Mental Health Commission of Canada (GTech Conference, Adobe Showcase).
Patricia is passionate about Canadian politics, advocating for social justice and working for clients that help contribute to a more just, sustainable and equitable world. Throughout her career she’s moonlighted (and sometimes daylighted) as a freelance designer and completed a Bachelor of Design at OCAD University in Toronto.
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