Kimley-Horn

During my time supporting Kimley-Horn's Mountain Pacific region, I wore two hats: proposal designer and brand storyteller. On the proposal side, I developed full layout systems for competitive submittals across infrastructure sectors — crafting covers, interior page templates, org charts, schedules, and custom technical illustrations for clients including Denver Public Schools, Denver International Airport, and the State of Utah. On the brand side, I led creative development for the regional annual kickoff, building a cohesive event identity — Sea to Summit Music Festival — from the ground up. The work spanned original poster illustration, wayfinding and floor plans, team engagement materials, thank-you cards, and a suite of supplemental branded assets. Across both bodies of work, the goal was the same: make complex, technical organizations feel human, credible, and worth choosing.

Beyond the Proposal
Internal Branding & Event Identity

Proposals win work. Branding builds culture. Both require the same thing: design that makes people feel something before they've read a word.

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