Sarah Lewis Smith Creative Director
After graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design, Sarah spent more than a decade working for Landor Associates in New York, London and Hong Kong. She created brand identities for Alfred Dunhill, Sandoz, Singapore Telecom, San Miguel and SilkAir. Packaging clients included Heinz, Nutrisweet, and United Distillers. In Singapore, she was Creative Director at Addison Design Consultants; projects included rebranding bankPOS, Jollibee, and packaging design for Coca-Cola, Danone, Heineken, and Unilever. To date, designing the identity of China Airlines, has been Sarah's biggest design thrill.
After graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design, Sarah spent more than a decade working for Landor Associates in New York, London and Hong Kong. She created brand identities for Alfred Dunhill, Sandoz, Singapore Telecom, San Miguel and SilkAir. Packaging clients included Heinz, Nutrisweet, and United Distillers. In Singapore, she was Creative Director at Addison Design Consultants; projects included rebranding bankPOS, Jollibee, and packaging design for Coca-Cola, Danone, Heineken, and Unilever. To date, designing the identity of China Airlines, has been Sarah's biggest design thrill.
Cameron Manning Managing Partner
Starting as Girl Friday and leaving as Vice President, Cameron worked at NYC-based design firm Doyle Partners for 10 years. There, she was project manager for the launch of Martha Stewart in Kmart and the rebranding of Barnes & Noble, Saint Vincents Medical Center, and Wamsutta home textiles. Other clients included Champion Paper, the National Design Museum, Miramax Books and the MTA. Prior to Doyle Partners, Cameron worked in advertising and PR for Ralph Lauren and also created programming for the Brooklyn Children's Museum. Cameron graduated from Vassar College.
Starting as Girl Friday and leaving as Vice President, Cameron worked at NYC-based design firm Doyle Partners for 10 years. There, she was project manager for the launch of Martha Stewart in Kmart and the rebranding of Barnes & Noble, Saint Vincents Medical Center, and Wamsutta home textiles. Other clients included Champion Paper, the National Design Museum, Miramax Books and the MTA. Prior to Doyle Partners, Cameron worked in advertising and PR for Ralph Lauren and also created programming for the Brooklyn Children's Museum. Cameron graduated from Vassar College.
