Alejandro Rovira is a graphic designer who works at the intersection of branding, visual systems, and typography, most recently in cultural and nonprofit contexts. He has led cross-platform design initiatives for organizations including National Sawdust and the Common Senses Festival, developing editorial, environmental, and motion-based work during his time at Cause Lab. He also contributed to the visual identity for HBO’s film Rolling Along: Bill Bradley, producing campaign materials presented at the Brooklyn Museum and Madison Square Garden as part of Marine Lane.
Previously, Rovira served as designer for the Ratcliffe Center for Creative Entrepreneurship at the Maryland Institute College of Art, where he developed the department’s brand system and built campaign identities for its flagship programs.
Rovira holds an MFA in graphic design from the Maryland Institute College of Art and a BA in business administration in marketing from Florida International University.