Meet the team: Graphic Designer
Tell us a bit about who you are and what you do at WorkWith?
Hi, my name is Mia, and I am a WorkWith Graphic Designer. I support the team across all clients to deliver powerful 2D resources used in social media, ad campaigns, and emails. My role allows me to collaborate with a diverse range of brands and campaigns, bringing their visions to life.
What’s one project at WorkWith you’ve loved being a part of, and why did it stick with you?
One project I have loved being a part of is following tennis through 2024. When we took on the client, we were just heading into the 2024 Olympics. I loved being part of the fast-paced world of sports. Throughout the year, we tracked the Grand Slam tournaments, a highlight for me was working on the Australian Open. I had the opportunity to follow Zverev’s journey and create assets that were used across social media, displayed on the Adidas campus, and even featured on buildings in Germany. Seeing my work shared at such a level was truly inspiring. I’m really looking forward to heading into Wimbledon this year!
What’s a moment in sport (or life) that shaped the way you work today?
Getting exposure to the sports world through my work has absolutely taught me the importance of adaptability. Working in the fast-paced world of sports means being ready to pivot and respond quickly, while still maintaining quality and creativity. And I think that’s something we achieve in our everyday work.
If you could swap jobs with any pro athlete for one day, who would it be and why?
If I could swap jobs with any pro athlete I would choose Carro Djupsjo Minor who is a Swedish Pro Wakeboarder. I would love to have and feel the confidence and strength she has on a wakeboard.
If WorkWith had an in-house Olympics, what event would you take gold in?
For the WorkWith inhouse Olympics I am absolutely taking gold home in the 100m Butterfly. No questions.
What’s a recent trend in sport or culture that you think brands should pay attention to?
Not a trend but brands should absolutely be paying more attention to sustainability within sports. Fans and consumers are increasingly expecting brands to demonstrate environmental responsibility, particularly in industries like sportswear. Showcasing the journey from recycled materials to wearable gear, or highlighting athlete ambassadors who champion sustainability can create a strong connection with audiences. Brands must align with their consumer's values by prioritising sustainability. Not only to build fan loyalty but also to make a positive impact on their carbon footprint.
