Leadership, UX, Brand
Super Deluxe
Turner's first "all online" brand not associated with a cable channel.
Forever SDXEHey. I'm James. Pleased to meet you. I’m a designer, defined as “someone who takes ideas and makes them real.” Over the years, I've been lucky enough to garner gainful employ requiring big-thinking strategic capital-D design. I’ve headed up the vaunted Barbarian Group’s user experience department, led marketing education at Atlanta’s unicorn, Mailchimp, founded Turner Entertainment’s Super Deluxe, and consulted on too many projects to name (but I've named some, below).
I work across disciplines like marketing, product design, user experience, strategy, and content/education. I’ve worked in online content and media, on mobile apps, and on browser-based software. I’ve worked corporate gigs, in the agency world, inside of startups, and alongside all of the above as a consultant.
The long story about a few things I've done.
Affected a digital transformation inside Atlanta's Southern Company Gas
Reimagined the purpose of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's online presence, positioning the Rock Hall as a relevant authority, not a historical entity.
Built a department to teach small business the value of marketing at Mailchimp
Woodturning is my art, and I'm combining craft, brand, marketing, and technology at Mad Branch Studio.
One-page summaries of different roles across different clients.
Leadership, UX, Brand
Super Deluxe
Turner's first "all online" brand not associated with a cable channel.
Forever SDXEStrategy, UX/IA
City of Boston/IDEO
Refocusing the City of Boston's website on the people it serves.
Visit BostoniaFractional CXO
Stash Wealth
Designing strategy, brand, design, and software to spur business growth.
Come meet HENRYGood question. I’ll succeed in a role where I…
Own something. I’m looking for some level of autonomy over some scope of decision-making.
Accomplish something. I’ve had too many projects fail in the conception stage. I want to make, launch, learn, repeat.
Learn something. I got into this field because there was always a chance to learn something new.
I do best with open-ended projects. Have a problem and no apparent solution? Gimme.
You've read this far? Daaaaamn!