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Jessica Jones 847.722.5269 [email protected] www.jessicajonesdesign.com HELLO. Nice to meet you. I’m Jessica Jones, a graphic designer in Cincinnati. I help businesses around the country create striking visual identities for their products and services. MAYBE THAT MEANS: IN THE PAST • a smart logo I’ve worked at a corporate in-house creative • a compelling brochure department as well as a design agency where I created identity systems, capabilities brochures, • a top-notch website direct mail pieces, print ads, and other marketing • a mix of other stragetic marketing materials collateral for a variety of organizations, including Many clients work with me individually; other times Rayovac, Océ, BP, and GE. Now as a “solopreneur,” I team up with marketers, copywriters, or website my current clients include universities, marketing developers on jobs with a broader scope than my firms, manufacturers, and small businesses. specialty, print design. WORDS FROM OTHERS WHAT I’M NOT “ Any organization would benefit greatly by working A big, expensive design agency. But I do love with Jessica.” giving personalized attention to my clients and Rich Robles, Senior Vice President, helping them succeed in business. I’ll listen carefully Organization Development, Bank of America to your objectives, understand your audience, “ Jessica is smart, and her designs reflect a and give you a successful solution to your design wonderful ability to translate abstract ideas into challenge. If that sounds like your cup of tea, take a concrete visuals that make sense for the target look at my online portfolio and let me know if I can audience, even in challenging fields and areas of help you with anything. research.” Jill Pfaendtner, Program Manager, University of Washington “ Now a year into my company’s life span, I continue www.jessicajonesdesign.com to receive frequent compliments on my logo and am incredibly proud of it.” Carrie Kommers, Owner, Table One Marketing.

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