I spent 15 years working as an Art Director and have now been working as a Creative Director for the past 10 years.
Along the way, I’ve picked up over 30 awards including Cannes Lions, Young Creatives Cannes, El Ojo de Iberoamérica, FIAP, Achap, and Effie Awards, and had the chance to work on campaigns for brands like NASA, Sol Beer, Cupra, Gatorade, Sony, Bayer, Danone, Penguin Books, Getty Images, Häagen-Dazs, Shell, Columbia, Anheuser-Busch, Mars, Domino’s Pizza, Wrigley, Loto, Movistar, Amnesty International, UNICEF, and Save the Children.
I’ve worked at agencies like Leo Burnett, BBDO, McCann, Leche, VMLY&R, LatinWorks Austin, and New London with Carlos Bayala and Richard Flintham.
This year, I also launched Guain, a new agency focused on branding and storytelling for wines, with projects running in both Chile and Spain.
mauriciomunoz.work@gmail.com
There are days of bad luck and good luck, but there are others when luck can save your life.
That day you only have to do two things: be thankful and play Loto.
90.000 people in Chile have rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic condition that hinders their mobility and discourages them from performing their daily exercise therapy.
Meanwhile, 500.000 deaf people have another problem that seems to have no cure: over 99% of people in Chile don’t know sign language.
But both groups have something in common: the exercises for arthritis and sign language are very similar.