DHC US and Korea

Global Campaign Management

International brand management · Integrated campaigns · Cross-subsidiary creative direction · Directing photoshoots and TV ads · Vendor ownership

Supporting a global brand across markets while protecting the visual and strategic foundations that make it recognizable.

Challenge: As the company expands its operations globally through regional branches, the headquarters faces the challenge of translating a unified brand vision into actionable, locally effective strategies while maintaining consistency and scalability.

My role: Drawing on my experience and understanding of both the European and Korean markets, I transitioned to the U.S. branch to provide creative guidance to local designers in the US, UK, and Korea. I focused on translating brand direction into clear visual expressions while considering audience, channel, and local context.

Approach: I focused on strategic planning, execution, and design development for a wide range of integrated marketing campaigns to create a cohesive brand identity. My creative solutions were centered on addressing the market's unique needs.

Impact: Global creative work depends on clear principles. When teams understand what is foundational and where flexibility is intentional, local adaptation can strengthen rather than dilute the brand.

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