Debora Klippel

Debora Klippel is an accomplished professional in the field of design, with a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design from UniverCidade and a specialization in visual programming. She graduated in 2004, and during her studies, she sought further education in graphic design and multimedia tools at the School of Visual Arts in New York and New York University.

Debora's career began while still in college when she worked as a designer and project manager at AG Design from February 2003 to June 2006. Her responsibilities included creating and coordinating projects in printed media, packaging development, tags, displays, prints, and fashion collection websites.

In 2006, Debora pursued design management at PUC and co-founded Grão Design. The quality of their projects caught the attention of Pós-Imagem, leading to a merger from 2007 to 2012, where they served a diverse clientele ranging from large corporations like Aggreko, Petrobras, and Sony Music to small businesses, establishing a strong presence in branding.

Apart from her ventures, Debora has developed her own brand, DK, catering to clients such as Manekineko restaurant chain and NKS household brand. Since 2012, she has balanced her autonomy with the role of creative coordinator at iDigo, a corporate communication company founded by journalist Joyce Meyer, formerly with Jornal O Globo. Her projects at iDigo include collaborations with clients like the International Volleyball Federation, TV Globo, Coppe UFRJ, Andrade Gutierrez, Light, and Enel.

Expanding her scope to the non-profit sector in 2017, Debora currently provides services for organizations like GIP, WWF, and BRIC's Policy Center.

Debora Klippel's diverse experience and expertise in design, project management, branding, and corporate communication make her a valued professional in the industry.