I don’t mean to brag but I do have my own laptop.
OK to travel for short-term gigs, long-ass meetings, and karaoke battles.*
* Dibs on Mambo #5.
Omi is not a man of few words, which led him to spend the last two decades helping brands speak their minds.
Before having his work featured in the Super Bowl, Times Square, and everywhere in between, Omi first pursued writing as a news reporter in his native Venezuela, often finding himself typing stories while recovering from the soothing effects of tear gas or discussing near-death experiences with fellow reporters.
Naturally, it didn’t take much convincing for him to accept a copywriting internship at Ogilvy. With no dress code and bean bags in every corner, he never looked back.
From an early age, he was trusted as a lead writer for brands like Mattel and American Express, which served as a springboard to continue his journey in the US of A, working for the likes of Target, IKEA, Bud Light, US Census, P&G, and Apple.
Advertising and branding has given him the opportunity to work one-on-one with CEOs and CMOs of public and large private companies, helping them shape the voice for the brands they lead. And as an English-Spanish switch-hitter, he can always adapt to the multicultural needs of any brand.
Omi holds a B.A. in Journalism from Universidad Santa María, where he graduated dead last in his class (his mom hates how comfortable he is admitting this).