Comcast Advertising at IAB NewFronts
A large-scale live event supported by a high volume of creative, designed to feel cohesive across every touchpoint from stage to activation.
A large-scale live event supported by a high volume of creative, designed to feel cohesive across every touchpoint from stage to activation.
Head of Design, leading visual direction across event creative, stage content, and supporting materials. Oversaw design execution across a high volume of deliverables and partnered closely with marketing, events, and cross-functional teams to ensure consistency across the full experience.
IAB NewFronts is one of the most important moments of the year for Comcast Advertising. A live show supported by a wide range of creative across presentations, event branding, activation, and digital touchpoints.
The challenge was managing a large volume of work while maintaining a consistent visual language across everything being produced, often on tight timelines and with multiple stakeholders involved.
The work was treated as a connected system rather than individual deliverables. Clear visual structure, consistent design patterns, and shared assets helped ensure everything stayed aligned across teams and outputs.
Close collaboration with marketing, events, and external partners allowed the work to move quickly without losing cohesion, even as scope and timelines evolved.
The TV Makes Memories report was designed to launch in parallel with NewFronts, extending the narrative beyond the stage.
The design aligned with the event’s visual system, ensuring a seamless connection between the live experience and the supporting thought leadership.
+32%
Direct and Organic search traffic to ComcastAdvertising.com
+26%
Organic search impressions
+13%
Traffic on attribution-related queries
AdAge, Adweek, Deadline, Marketing Brew, and more.
A flagship brand experience bringing FreeWheel’s platform, partners, and perspective to life at Cannes Lions.
Creative Direction, brand design, environmental, digital, and social design
FreeWheel Beach is a multi-day experience designed to host clients, partners, and industry conversations during Cannes Lions.
With multiple stakeholders and content tracks, the challenge was creating a cohesive environment that felt intentional, not fragmented.
Built a flexible visual system that scaled across physical space, digital touchpoints, and real-time content.
Focused on clarity, consistency, and creating a unified experience across every moment — from stage design to social.
3,291
attendees across the week
3,100+
session registrations
+80% YOY
77K
social engagements
A complete brand system designed to define and scale the Universal Ads identity across campaigns, content, and sales materials.
Led design of the brand system, including identity, guidelines, and presentation tools, working closely with leadership to establish a clear and scalable foundation for the brand.
Universal Ads needed a clear and cohesive brand foundation to support its positioning as a modern, accessible TV advertising platform.
The goal was to create a system that could communicate complex ideas simply, while maintaining consistency across a wide range of applications, from marketing to sales.
The system was built to be both expressive and practical. A flexible visual language, including typography, and visual systems, created a distinct identity while remaining easy to apply across formats.
The guidelines were designed for real-world use, providing clear direction across copy, layout, and visual execution, ensuring teams could move quickly without losing consistency.



















Alongside the brand system, a PowerPoint template was developed to make the brand usable in everyday work.
It provided flexible layouts, clear hierarchy, and built-in structure, helping teams create consistent, on-brand presentations without starting from scratch.
The system was also applied to Beyond the Scroll, a Universal Ads report that brought the brand into a more editorial, content-driven format.
It showed how the identity could flex across longer-form storytelling while still feeling consistent, clear, and recognizably Universal Ads.
Established a clear and scalable brand foundation used across campaigns, content, and sales materials.
A full rebrand repositioning Adspace as Lightbox, shifting the company from a traditional out-of-home network to a more modern, video-first media platform.
Led design for the rebrand, developing the logo, visual system, and guidelines in close collaboration with executive leadership.
Adspace, a long-standing out-of-home media network, needed to evolve to better reflect the changing landscape of advertising.
The rebrand to Lightbox marked a shift toward a more modern, video-first platform, designed to better communicate the scale and relevance of the network.
The new identity was built to feel more dynamic and contemporary, moving away from a static, inventory-driven perception.
A flexible visual system, supported by motion and video, helped express the brand in a way that felt more aligned with how the platform was experienced in the real world.
Successfully repositioned the brand and launched as Lightbox, with coverage across industry press highlighting the shift in direction.
Adweek, Sixteen:Nine, and more
A brand campaign built around real club members, using their stories to shift the perception from a traditional gym to a more personal, experience-driven brand.
Art Direction and Design, leading concept development, visual direction, and execution of the campaign video.
New York Health & Racquet Club needed to move beyond a traditional gym perception and better reflect the community behind the brand.
Your Club, Your Story was built around real members, highlighting their individual experiences and connection to the space. The goal was to show the club through the people who define it.
The campaign focused on capturing authentic moments from real members rather than scripted scenarios. Each story was treated as its own perspective, creating a more personal and relatable view of the brand.
Visual pacing, composition, and editing were used to let those stories lead, shifting the focus away from the facility itself and toward the people who make it meaningful.