Hola, my name is Enrique Camacho, a Creative Director with an art director background who has a big love for craft and loves to reinvent himself on a daily basis, which has made me set out to be a traditional creative and explore all the types of disciplines. I am currently working at a GCD at MullenLowe Boston where I’ve been leading the KFC account for the past three years, ever since we won the pitch. I manage a team of up to 18 creatives, handling everything from social to traditional campaigns. Before KFC, I was the creative lead on the Burger King account, where I helped land the pitch that made us their Social and Digital Agency. Over three years, we did some amazing work and won all kinds of awards, including a Grand Prix Lion. Before MullenLowe, I had the chance to work on brands like JetBlue, National Geographic, and American Greetings. I was also the Global Creative Director for Rexona/ Degree Deodorant. In 2015, I moved from San Francisco to Boston after living on the West Coast for 8 years. At Eleven Inc., I worked as a Creative Director on campaigns for Apple, Oakley, TaylorMade, and Visa. Before that, I was an ACD at AKQA, leading the Activision account. I started my ad career at Goodby Silverstein & Partners, where I spent 4 years working on campaigns for Comcast, Chevy, Adobe, and Sprint (now Verizon). But before advertising, I cut my teeth in the digital world. I worked at EVB in San Francisco, building digital experiences for Adidas, Toyota, and PepsiCo. Then, I made a quick switch to UX design at Sony, where I helped design the interface for the PlayStation 3 and the first Sony Android phone. I originally moved from Mexico City to work at Juxt Interactive in Orange County, California. I was there for almost two years—though I never did learn to surf! It all started in Mexico City over 20 years ago,, where I co-founded a design studio called L3che. It’s where my team and I really discovered our love for great craft and design.