Bankers Healthcare Group Creative Director Joins The Visual Communications Advisory Board At Cazenovia College
SYRACUSE, N.Y., June 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Bankers Healthcare Group Creative Director Karanya Aksornkoae (AK-sorn-gau) has been invited to serve on the Visual Communications Program Advisory Board at Cazenovia College. The advisory board consists of visual communications professionals from around the world who provide input on the program's curriculum.
"Visual communications, an academic program focused on preparing students for a successful creative career, relies heavily on advisory board members to help identify current and qualified best practices in which to guide the direction of the program," said visual communications Professor and Program Director Laurie Selleck. "We appreciate that Karanya, through her own generosity, is willing to share her valuable professional expertise for the benefit of our students. We look forward to a worthwhile and long collaboration."
Aksornkoae has served as a professional contact for Cazenovia since 2013. Professional contacts act as advisors to visual communications seniors during their spring semester capstone projects.
"I truly enjoy working with the bright, talented visual communications students at Cazenovia," said Aksornkoae. "I'm honored to work with the advisory board to discuss new program ideas. Cazenovia provides students with a great education for a variety of creative professions. The visual communications curriculum does an excellent job preparing students for a career in design."
"Karanya is the model team member at BHG. Her creativity, work ethic and positive mental attitude make her a tremendous resource for college students," said BHG Chief Marketing Officer Chris Panebianco. "BHG leadership encourages employees to remain active in our community, and so we are certainly proud of Karanya's involvement at Cazenovia College mentoring the student designers."
Aksornkoae joined Bankers Healthcare Group in 2012. As the company's creative director, she is responsible for creative strategy, concept development and execution of advertising and marketing material for BHG and subsidiaries as well as overseeing all creative work to meet BHG marketing objectives and BHG brand quality.
Aksornkoae received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Thailand at King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang and her Master of Fine Arts degree in advertising design from Syracuse University. She came to BHG from Eric Mower + Associates (EMA), an independent marketing communications agency with nine offices in the U.S. During her 14 years at EMA, she had worked on numerous branding and marketing material projects including corporate identity, integrated advertising campaigns, websites, traditional and digital collateral for clients such as Cadaret Grant, Carrier, Crouse Hospital, FedEx, GE Energy, Honeywell, Kodak, SRC, Sun Chemical and Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University.
About Cazenovia College
Cazenovia College, founded in 1824, is an independent, co-educational, baccalaureate college near Syracuse, New York, offering a comprehensive liberal arts education in an exceptional community environment, with academic and co-curricular programs devoted to developing leaders in their professional fields. Cazenovia is also a national College of Distinction. For more information, visit www.cazenovia.edu.
About Bankers Healthcare Group
Since 2001, Bankers Healthcare Group has been committed to providing hassle-free financial solutions to healthcare professionals, including working capital loans, credit cards and insurance services. BHG has provided more than $2 billion in funding to thousands of satisfied customers nationwide. Inc. has recognized the company ten times for growth and job creation. For more information, visit www.bhg-inc.com.
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