About the position
Wasserman Creative is in the business of Relevance—helping brands tap into the cultural heartbeat of sports and entertainment in ways that matter. We don’t do forgettable. We create campaigns that turn heads, spark conversations, and leave a mark. We’re looking for a Senior Art Director who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment—someone resourceful, strategic, and conceptually strong who brings ideas to life with bold, culturally sharp storytelling. You’ll work on creative for global brands in tech, CPG, retail, and social impact across some of the biggest events in sports and entertainment, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup, LA28 Olympics, NCAA, Coachella, and beyond. If you’re a design thinker, a visual storyteller, and a team-first leader, this is your place.
Responsibilities
- Concept & execute sponsorship campaigns that turn heads and spark conversations.
- Collaborate with copywriters, strategists, and account leads to develop fully integrated campaigns across digital, social, print, video, and experiential.
- Own the visual identity of campaigns—typography, imagery, layout, and design – then pull that through to integrated partnership touchpoints and assets.
- Present & sell ideas with compelling storytelling to clients and internal teams.
- Mentor junior creatives, helping them elevate their work with a strong design POV to help them grow in their careers.
- Push creative boundaries while staying true to client brand identities.
Requirements
- 7+ years of experience.
- A strong portfolio featuring integrated campaign work.
- A passion for sports, entertainment, and culture—you know what moves audiences.
- Excellent communication & presentation skills—you can sell a vision, not just create one.
- Expertise in Adobe Creative Suite (Mac), motion and video a plus.
- A growth mindset—you’re adaptable, curious, and always striving for better.
Benefits
- Base salary range: $90 - 120K, plus bonus potential if applicable for role.
- Compensation decisions are dependent on circumstances of each role.
