Joe Stitzlein is a highly accomplished and award-winning designer based in the San Francisco Bay area. With a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design from the University of Cincinnati, Stitzlein has worked with some of the most iconic brands in the world, including Apple, Nike, and Google.

With over two decades of experience, Stitzlein has proven his design expertise in developing and crafting meticulously designed identities, brand systems, and typefaces. He has worked on campaigns that made the Nike Free the world's best-selling shoe and designed iconic identities for Netflix, Mac OS X, and Nike Flyknit.

Stitzlein has also worked with Michelle Obama on her Let's Move program for healthy schools and was instrumental in defining Apple's packaging and photography standards working alongside Steve Jobs.

Co-founding Stitzlein Studio in 2016, he leads the company as its Executive Creative Director in producing world-class brand identities, digital experiences, and typeface designs. The studio's focus is on building and redefining brands at an inflection point. Previously, Stitzlein was the Global Creative Director at Google and Senior Global Creative Director at Nike.

Throughout his illustrious career, Stitzlein's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Adweek, AIGA Annual, the Annual of the Type Director's Club, Atlantic Cities, and D&AD.

Overall, Stitzlein is a highly respected designer with years of experience with some of the world's most influential and iconic brands.