Annie Voydik
Creative Producer & Workstream Lead @Opus Agency
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WORK HISTORY
Creative Producer & Workstream Lead @Opus Agency
Manage creative for large tech events: owning timelines, coordination, and execution across design, production, and vendors to support the full attendee experience.
EDUCATION
Portland State University
Master of Science - MS, Environmental Science and Management
University of Oregon
Bachelor of Science - BS, Environmental Studies
ABOUT ANNIE VOYDIK
I’m a research and operations professional with 10+ years of experience spanning UX, market research/intelligence, consulting, project management, and research operations. I help organizations understand their users and markets, then translate that knowledge into adoption, engagement, and growth. I excel at driving projects from concept to completion, coordinating cross-functional teams and workflows to deliver high-quality outcomes on time and on budget.Some highlights-Stepped in to lead creative print production for a 60K+ attendee technology event, driving alignment across stakeholders, designers, and partners to deliver a smooth, highly successful global event-Developed SEPA’s \"Snapshots\" product, delivering market intelligence that deepened member engagement-Relaunched SEPA’s \"Power Player Awards\", securing two new memberships through strategic partnerships-Led a multi-month user persona revamp at DISQO, conducting extensive research that clarified priority user groups and reshaped the design team\'s understanding of who to build for-Improved adoption of a survey logic feature by leading multiple rounds of usability testing, making the platform more self-serve for DISQO\'s Experience Suite users-Partnered with sales teams at Feedback Loop and DISQO, running demos and research walkthroughs that directly contributed to contract expansions (e.g, NBC) and two new enterprise customer wins-Built Opinion Dynamics\' legacy survey engine, improving speed, delivery, and data quality across 75+ projects-Managed a thesis study with Portland General Electric on community solar adoption. Findings identified affordability as the key driver of participation, directly informing how utilities approached community solar program design.
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