CMW Media, the premiere global PR agency for the natural products industries, today announced it has hired Carolina Flores as a Junior Graphic Design Coordinator and Jade Deyoe as a Multimedia Coordinator to expand the agency’s creative team.
Jade Deyoe serves as a Multimedia Coordinator at CMW Media. His passion for filmmaking and photography is evident in the impressive work he produces for the agency’s flagship client Medical Marijuana, Inc. and its subsidiary companies. Everything he knows about cinematography is self-taught and that innate passion and determination makes him a vital member of the creative team.
Prior to joining CMW Media, Jade was an Executive Producer for a local TV broadcast show. He also worked as a producer at FOX Sports San Diego where he focused on absorbing industry knowledge and putting his unique spin on many sports-related features. Jade is also the creator and owner of Smarter Surfer, a documentary film company in San Diego.
Carolina Flores joined CMW Media as an intern for the agency’s creative team. After three short months, her impressive work earned her the staff position of junior graphic design coordinator. Her passion for learning and ability to openly receive feedback combined with her positive, can-do attitude makes her a great addition to CMW Media and an integral part of the creative development process.
Carolina supports the senior team with design and creative production, working primarily on Medical Marijuana, Inc., HempMeds and Kannaway, and hopes to use her graphic design skills and knowledge to make a bigger impact on the design world. She earned her B.A. in Graphic Design from San Diego State University.
“We’re thrilled to have such strong new talent joining the CMW Media team,” said Andrew Hard, CEO and co-founder of CMW Media. “Carolina’s well-rounded graphic design skills and Jade’s talent as a photographer and videographer will be incredible assets as we continue to expand the agency.”
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