Mackenzie Crone

Mackenzie Crone is an award-winning multidisciplinary designer with a strong focus on social justice, boasting fifteen years of experience in the field.

Currently serving as the art director for RAICES' design team, Mackenzie is leading the update and implementation of a new brand identity.

With a background working with the United Nations, Mackenzie was selected to assist the Strategic Communications Division on global campaigns, later becoming a key member of the in-house Graphic Design Team.

Specializing in data visualization, public service campaigns, print and book design, digital illustration, art direction, and project management, Mackenzie's expertise extends to brand identity design, advertising, interactive UI design, animation, and press coordination.

Mackenzie's work has garnered recognition and has been featured in prestigious publications and platforms like Print Magazine, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time, Newsweek, and Elle Magazine.

With a track record of creating impactful designs, Mackenzie has influenced criminal justice reform through infographics and counts world leaders and major global organizations among those who have shared Mackenzie's graphics on social media.

Having received 8 design awards, including 6 for UN-related projects, Mackenzie is a seasoned professional in the design industry.

Mackenzie's educational background includes a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from Parsons School of Design.

Throughout Mackenzie's career, roles have included Senior Graphic Designer at RAICES, Independent Design Consultant at mackenziecrone.com, Lead Graphic Designer at the United Nations, among others.

From internships at Marvel Entertainment and GCF Greatest Creative Factor to roles at Side Designs and EGR International, Mackenzie's journey reflects a rich and diverse professional experience in the design realm.