Miss E Wylson

Hello, I am a fearless brand challenger who creates elevated experiences that spark audience engagement and generate positive outcomes. I bring 12 years’ global experience championing innovation, and deliver ground-breaking work for renowned B2B and B2C brands, including Pepsico, Vivo smartphone, Barclays, L’Oréal and Harvey Nichols. I have successfully completed two large scale projects in Oman, motivating me to seek a challenging role in the Middle East. 
I am a go-getter, and a highly dedicated employee. I hope to have the opportunity to meet you. Warm wishes, Lizzie

• Creative directing a 280k rebrand for an internationally recognised company within the Oman Aviation Group.
• Victoriously winning pitches against some of the world’s most prestigious ad and branding agencies.
• Imagining possibilities, partnering with a culture-focused strategist to entice tourism to Qatar.
• Being recognised as a philanthropist leader with outstanding positive team impact.
• Delivering award-winning brand positioning work.
• Art directing L’Oréal Paris’s most successful campaign to date with record-breaking profits.
• Driving a 70k social campaign, turned-around for Vivo in a focused 2-week sprint.
• Creative directing a 184-page detailed brand guideline booklet for Oman Aviation Services.
• Significantly boosting Philip Kingsley’s sales by steering SEO in a 5-day strategy objective. 
• Successfully deconstructing a challenging international brief from a former Oman Air subsidiary and collaborating on five months of strategic research that re-shaped complicated brand architecture.
• Wowing global airline companies at an international conference event when presenting our work in progress.
• Executing an exquisite visual brand language, accented across a luxurious Middle Eastern airport lounge.
• Showing awareness of global events and social trends when defining a creative approach for Vivo smartphones European launch campaign.

2.1 BA (hons) Bachelors degree in Graphic Design & Communication at Brighton School of Arts. The course was regarded as being almost as prestigious as the globally acclaimed Central Saint Martins. Brighton School of Arts ran a competitive course that only offered education to individuals who promised talent. The course mainly taught its students how to respond creatively and conceptually to briefs, tutors were industry leaders and expected an exceptionally high standard of work.