I'm Jennifer Bagheri, an Iranian American design leader and brand designer based in San Francisco. I help clients find their authentic voice, develop their visual identity, and connect with their audience through intuitive experiences.
My work spans brand identity, campaign design, impact reports, and site design.
I'm equally invested in the conditions that make great work possible — building creative processes, advocating for designers within cross-functional organizations, and fostering the kind of collaborative environment where designers are genuinely motivated by what they're making.
For nearly a decade, I led design and creative direction for mission-driven organizations at a national scale — including California Budget & Policy Center, NextGen America, the Tom Steyer 2020 presidential campaign, and NextGen Policy. That work ranged from building national visual identities and design systems to leading creative teams across major advocacy campaigns.
Before that, I managed the creative studio at Banana Republic's global headquarters for over seven years, helping unify the brick-and-mortar and digital creative teams around a seamless customer experience.
Earlier in my career I designed under Abbott Miller at Pentagram and completed a design fellowship at Chronicle Books in San Francisco.
I studied design and fine art at the Maryland Institute of Art, graduating with a BFA in Graphic Design with a minor in Drawing and Painting.
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I'm available for design direction, brand consulting, brand identity, and illustration. Reach me at j.bagheri.design [at] gmail.com.