Jerry Cieslik

Associate Creative Director @Leo Burnett

Chicago, IL, US
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2008 — Present

Associate Creative Director @Leo Burnett

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Chicago, IL, US

Clients: Altria. Marlboro. Copenhagen. Skoal. National Beef Council. United. Samsung. Kelloggs. Beam Suntory. Dunkin\'. Kimberly-Clark.

ABOUT JERRY CIESLIK

In a rapidly evolving advertising landscape, I’ve built a career rooted in creativity, strategy, and innovation. My passion lies in leveraging emerging technologies like AI and automation to reimagine how we connect with audiences in meaningful ways. Over the past two years at Leo Burnett, I’ve led advancements in how creative teams collaborate, integrating cutting-edge tools and crafting campaigns that leave a lasting impact. Beyond campaigns, I’ve driven programs to upskill talent, enabling teams to adopt new technologies and reimagine workflows. My approach blends bold creativity with a focus on solving problems in smarter, more impactful ways—whether that’s rethinking email, digital, or social strategies or empowering teams with tools to stay ahead of the curve. As a creative professional who thrives on experimentation, my work extends beyond advertising. From decentralized art collections and mural projects to exploring the intersection of AI, creativity, and ethics, I believe personal curiosity fuels professional growth. Whether I’m testing new technologies, reimagining workflows, or pursuing hands-on creative projects, I’m driven by the idea that bold ideas paired with actionable insights can shape not just campaigns but the way we work, collaborate, and create. If you’re looking for a creative partner who doesn’t just adapt to change but drives it, let’s connect.

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