Julie Lavery
About Julie Lavery
Julie Lavery is a graphic designer currently employed by the Federal Government of Canada since 2018, with prior experience at various organizations including Cascadia Motivation and The Banff Centre. She specializes in maintaining brand consistency for the RCMP and is skilled in creating interactive PDFs, presentations, and managing print projects.
Work at Federal Government of Canada
Julie Lavery has been employed as a Graphic Designer at the Federal Government of Canada since 2018. In this role, she is responsible for ensuring that all communication products consistently maintain the RCMP brand. Her work involves creating visual content that aligns with government standards and effectively communicates messages to the public.
Previous Experience in Graphic Design
Before joining the Federal Government, Julie Lavery worked as a Graphic & Web Designer at Cascadia Motivation from 2012 to 2016. She also held a position as a Graphic Designer at The Banff Centre for one year in 2010. In these roles, she developed her skills in graphic design and web development, contributing to various projects and initiatives.
Education and Expertise
Julie Lavery studied at Confederation College, where she completed the Multimedia Production Program from 2001 to 2004. This educational background provided her with a foundation in multimedia design, which she has applied throughout her career in graphic design and production.
Skills and Proficiencies
Julie Lavery is proficient in creating interactive PDFs and PowerPoint presentations for both internal and external use. She has experience managing the entire lifecycle of print projects, coordinating with print and product suppliers, and reviewing proofs. Additionally, she is skilled in storyboarding, shooting, and editing videos for unit and social media use.
Early Career Background
Julie Lavery began her career in the creative industry as a Production Assistant at Starz Entertainment from 2004 to 2005. She also worked as a Broadcast Coordinator at Grey Canada from 2002 to 2004. These early roles contributed to her understanding of production processes and project management in the graphic design field.