CyberPeace
Institute
Project Management
Product launch
Content
Communication
Marketing
Above All Else by Mariah Jochai, commissioned as part of the art project: "Imagine CyberPeace"
Creating awareness about cyber criminality whilst positioning the then one-year old NGO in terms of brand identity, communication and content strategy.
Artworks commissioned as part of the art project: "Imagine CyberPeace"
(1) Brand identity and Brand positioning project conducted with Creative agency Jannuzzi Smith (London). It hasn't been implemented due to internal issues.
(2) Agency: The Content Engine
The Job
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Virtual events production (including a 4-hour long event with 30+ speakers + Metaverse propositions)
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Band identity (1)
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Project Management
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Content production (2)
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Digital communication
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Social Media
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Digital Marketing
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Analytics reports
Consulting on:
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Marketing campaigns for the Institute (Twitch, Discord, Clubhouse) and new social platforms
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Website redesign
Also volunteered to help tracking and analysing cyberattacks linked to the war in Ukraine (March-May 2022).
Project:
Analytical Report
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360° communication strategy
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Digital Marketing
CyberPeace Institute's first analytical report. Designed by Jannuzzi Smith
Example of videos produced with The Content Engine
Project:
Brand Awareness
Reaching new audiences and make youth aware of cyber threats was one of the great challenges.
I pitched an "Art campaign" to bring better illustrations of cyber peace and cyber security, and make the topic more attractive and more accessible to the general public.
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Imagine Cyberpeace
Commission visual creators around the world to illustrate what cyberpeace meant to them. Their artworks were presented during CyberPeace Institute's first annual meeting, where a real-time graphic designer illustrated the virtual event (see below).
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Art campaign
At the end of my contract, I presented a marketing campaign around art, involving art schools across Europe, a contest and a series of partnerships.
Live artwork created by Stephanie Crowley Papaioanu during CyberPeace Institute's first Annual Meeting