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Christian is a Vice President and Creative Director at Fenton. Christian comes to Fenton from the advertising world, previously at agencies including Chiat/Day and Los York Studios.

His commercial repertoire includes Google, West Elm, Lexus and Mayo Clinic. Christian has also produced editorial media for The Village Voice and TimeOut New York, and he directed a 2015 policy film about transgender healthcare equality.

At Fenton he has developed campaigns and media for the DivestInvest Movement, the Sunrise Movement, the Wallace Global Fund and more. Christian also led the re-branding of Educational Alliance, numerous campaign design efforts, and he led the strategy development for The Trevor Project’s advocacy initiatives.

Christian holds an MFA from Hunter College, was a student at the Research Center for Proxy Politics at the Universität der Künst in Berlin, and received a Norfolk Fellowship from Yale University for his documentary work.

Nhu Nguyen is a Vice President and Creative Director at Fenton, where she leads creative campaigns that spark change, build connection, and drive action on the issues that matter most. With over 15 years of experience in branding, multimedia design and production, and creative strategy, Nhu blends strong storytelling with thoughtful design to create work that’s both meaningful and effective. She oversees Fenton’s creative team across video, branding, digital, and print—guiding projects that focus on mental health, reproductive rights, racial equity, climate justice, and more.

As proud disabled, queer, and immigrant creative, Nhu brings a deeply personal perspective to her work, grounded in identity, accessibility, and community.

Before joining Fenton, she built viral campaigns for reproductive justice movements and worked with organizations like Planned Parenthood, Women’s March, UN Women, and the National Immigration Law Center. Through her personal art and public speaking, she continues to champion inclusive storytelling and design that reflects the lived experiences of real people. Nhu holds a Bachelor of Science in Visual Communication Design and Marketing from Stevenson University.

Elizabeth Herzfeldt-Kamprath is an Associate Vice President, Video Production at Fenton, where she utilizes her experience as an award-winning documentary filmmaker to provide high-quality video production for clients. As a visual artist, Elizabeth brings a keen eye and a story-driven approach to every project.

Elizabeth has traveled across the country, bearing witness not only to the impacts of a changing climate but also to the resiliency of the human spirit. Her previous work as the Producer on Unbreathable: The Fight for Healthy Air, a film created in collaboration with the American Lung Association, shed light on the impacts of air pollution nation-wide and led to her work at Fenton.

Camille Gomera-Tavarez is a Designer at Fenton, where she draws on her previous political design experience along with skills in branding, creative direction, UX/UI design, motion graphics and illustration to support the needs of a variety of nonprofit organizations. She remains interested in producing ethical and sustainable design for good causes and learning as much as she can from others along the way.

Prior to her position at Fenton, Camille’s work extended to clients like United We Dream, Avow Foundation for Abortion Access, the DC Health and Wellness Center, the WHO, Ilhan Omar, the Biden-Harris Administration and more. Camille has a BFA in Graphic Design and Creative Writing from the Maryland Institute College of Art.

Jasmín Quiñones is a Designer at Fenton, where she utilizes her experience designing for progressive campaigns and grassroots movements to support the creative needs of a variety of causes and non-profit organizations. She has experience producing creative for digital advertising campaigns, email, social media, web, print collateral, and branding. She is committed to using her skills as a designer to create a positive impact and drive social change.
Prior to joining Fenton, Jasmín worked at various digital agencies designing for clients such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Women’s March, Ayanna Pressley, the Human Rights Campaign, Katie Porter, MoveOn, Beto O’Rourke, and more. She graduated from Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida where she studied Graphic Design and Advertising.
When she is not designing, Jasmín loves to explore new exhibits at the National Gallery of Art, host game nights with her friends, and spend time in the community around her.

Hannah Saidiner is a Multimedia Designer at Fenton with extensive agency experience, specializing in design work for non-profit and public affairs organizations. This experience has honed her skills in art direction, illustration, graphic design, and motion graphics. Driven by a passion for creating purposeful and impactful work, Hannah thrives on collaborating with like-minded individuals and growing together to achieve meaningful outcomes.

Before coming to Fenton, Hannah designed work for clients such as National Geographic, Planned Parenthood Global, and the On Being Project, among others. Hannah has a BFA in Experimental Animation from the California Institute of the Arts.

Combined with her design and motion interests, Hannah has a deep affinity for nonfiction animation. Her short, animated documentary, My Parent Neal, was distributed by New Yorker Documentary and qualified for the Oscars in 2022. The film screened at acclaimed film festivals internationally and received several accolades including the CreativeFuture Innovation award at Slamdance. In her free time, she loves to read historical fiction, continue exploring her hometown of Los Angeles, and sketch at museums.

Kai Tiller is a Designer at Fenton, where he utilizes his skills and passion for advocacy to support the design needs of a variety of causes and organizations. He has experience creating visuals for media ranging from social media, paid media, print collateral, logos and presentations and proposals, just to name a few. Making work with positive intent and impact has always been at the forefront of his mind as an emerging designer.

Previously a volunteer with local Baltimore businesses and nonprofits, his background in designing for local community organizations led him to begin at Fenton as a Creative Fellow. He graduated with recognitions for student leadership in the spring of 2022 from the Maryland Institute College of Art with a BFA in graphic design and a minor in art history.