For more than ten years, I partnered with Chase to modernize how their checking and banking products showed up across customer touchpoints. We moved from direct mail and table-based emails to responsive design, ADA-compliant systems, and integrated content designed for a wider, more diverse audience. My focus was helping the work become clearer, more accessible, and more aligned with what customers needed to confidently make decisions.
Across many business lines and acquisition initiatives, I served as a strategic and creative partner. I helped interpret research, define the creative direction, and work closely with analytics, product, and creative teams to bring ideas to life across channels. The work included direct mail, landing pages, digital content creation, social media, remarketing, and cross-channel acquisition programs.
Our approach evolved as the needs of customers and the expectations of digital communication changed.Over the years, we moved the work forward through:
At every stage, the goal was the same: use research and customer behavior to shape creative decisions that made the journey more intuitive, more consistent, and more effective.
The collective impact of this work was a more cohesive and insight-driven acquisition ecosystem for Chase. Over time, our collaboration strengthened message clarity, improved usability, and elevated how product benefits were communicated across channels. These efforts contributed to stronger engagement, better alignment across digital and offline touchpoints, and measurable lifts in key acquisition metrics across multiple campaigns.
This body of work taught me how to build long-term creative and strategic partnerships inside a large financial organization. It showed me how to connect research, analytics, and creative in a way that respects both the customer and the complexity of financial services. And it reinforced something core to how I work: strategy and creativity only succeed when they move together with intention, clarity, and care.