About

Brad Muramoto…

is a Salt Lake City-based creative director, who has had quite the career adventure. He dreamt of living in San Diego as a kid. Once he got his Associates, he packed up a Uhaul and headed to San Diego without any living arrangements. After surfing, studying and interning at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, he graduated from The Art Institute of California-San Diego.

During his Senior year of art school, Brad was one of forty advertising students selected to be American Advertising Federations Most Promising Students. This accolade ultimately won him a spot on Interpublic Group's two-year creative rotational program with four top New York agencies as a Junior Art Director.

Rotating through Draftfcb, Hill Holliday and in his third rotation at Deutsch, Brad was offered a full-time Art Director position and left the program. 

Brad's experience in New York City helped define him personally and professionally. Knowing he gave his all in the city of dreams, the Big Apple, he was ready to leave with no regrets. So when an in-house opportunity from the West presented itself, Brad could not resist building his first creative department and rebranding the company. 

After four years as Chief Creative Officer at Game Gear, building a creative team of eight employees, and marrying the woman of his dreams, it was Brad's time to start a new chapter in his career. 

Perfectly Posh was a very young and fast growing company, who desperately needed creative leadership. Excited to take on this challenge, Brad accepted the role as Creative Director. He was able to step in and direct a team of ten employees and help define and implement  process and procedures.

Within the first year of his new role, Brad rebranded the company, executed five catalogs, directed their respective photoshoots, produced and designed over 200 packages. At the end of 2017, Brad and his team entered a handful of their designs into the GDUSA national package design competition and won six different categories.