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Alex Zamiar
Creative Director / Problem Solver / Strategic Thinker / Story Teller / Brand Builder /Art Director/ Dad @ Highdive
Alex Zamiar is a versatile storyteller and problem solver with a knack for innovation and adaptability.
With a diverse background in advertising and a strong belief in the power of creativity, Alex has worked with various high-profile clients ranging from Skittles to Microsoft.
Born and raised in Chicago, Alex's multicultural heritage and family background have influenced his unique perspective and approach to his work.
Having held key creative positions at agencies like Highdive Advertising and The Martin Agency, Alex has honed his skills in crafting impactful campaigns across multiple platforms.
His educational journey includes studies in advertising, fashion design, and film theory, providing him with a well-rounded skill set and a deep understanding of the industry.
Alex's experience as a Creative Director and Advertising Professor at renowned institutions showcases his leadership qualities and expertise in mentoring and guiding aspiring professionals.
Passionate about cooking and family, Alex brings creativity and dedication to everything he does, making him a valuable asset in the advertising world.
Highlights
I’ve been thinking way too much about this past season of the Bear and one episode keeps playing in my mind.
The overzealous–do-anything-for-the-craft-–anything-for-the-creative–LOVE that inhabits us in advertising has a ton of natural parallels to the restaurant business.
And the episode of “Forks” may be the perfect analogue for this creative team sport.
Each person, each role, each step in the process is key to making something great.
A couple key details from the episode that I would love to point out, that hit hard on what we value.
No matter how small your part, do it well, it’s part of the bigger picture. Creativity comes first. Yes Chef.
Before you can fly, glide, jump, skip, run, walk master crawling. Respect the craft. Yes Chef
Everyone is important. An idea can come from any one. Yes Chef.
Listen, really listen. Then adapt, there is always another way. Yes Chef.
And most importantly take pride in the work you do.
Anyone in any creative business please go watch that episode. Yes Chef.
Also, I wear suits now.
