Mark Oreilly

WORK HISTORY

ABOUT MARK OREILLY

As an accomplished Senior Graphic Designer, Multi-Disciplined Creative and Design Manager, I have delivered high profile projects for clients across large organisations and start-ups. I have worked with industry leading brands and a range of start-ups where I have successfully delivered on projects working with clients including Coca-Cola, Smirnoff, PZ Cussons, Turtle Wax, McVities, Vimto, Kellogg’s and Diageo. I have been responsible for leading new business development and marketing activities while also overseeing and managing projects for clients from concept to completion. I liaise with colleagues across departments to create innovative high impact visuals and graphics for new business pitches based on design briefs and specifications. Throughout my career I have managed a team of designers covering the coordination of material and graphics for clients including creative, user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) projects. I have experience leading projects which have successfully exceeded clients’ expectations across graphics, images and event collateral including social graphics and printed materials. I have scoped and planned projects for clients and collaborated with other marketing and design divisions and agencies. I have been a Freelance Senior Designer where I provided services to various organisations across various sectors including Allied London, Gruüm, La Tasca, 65twenty (LAD Bible) and THG. I am committed to delivering exceptional service to clients while also continuously developing my own skills and experience. I have worked with different tools and technology including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects, and XD and adapt well to new software packages and processes. I utilise my strong interpersonal and communication skills to build strong relationships and secure new business through sales pitches for clients based on agreed specifications and objectives. I enjoy a challenge and believe I would be a valuable addition to any organisation.