Summary
Abraham Garcia is a multidisciplinary design and strategy director with 12 years leading creative studios and a track record of transforming a Capitol Hill art space into Workhorse Collective, a recognized agency serving PBS Learning, AARP, the National Women’s History Museum and DC Public Library. He combines brand strategy, art direction, UX, and creative technology to craft multimedia storytelling and resilient design systems for B2B and cultural clients. A hands-on founder and partner, he merged studios, built modern delivery frameworks, and has hired and mentored diverse teams while directing exhibitions, festivals, and e-commerce launches. His background in public health and human biology informs user-centered research and accessible communication across complex domains like science, wellness, and civic institutions. He also teaches web design and front-end fundamentals, bridging theory and practice to prepare new designers for industry standards. Known for pragmatic creativity, he leverages AI workflows and cross-disciplinary craft to turn ambitious ideas into measurable growth.
12 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Public Health Certification, Public Health, Public Health Certification, Public Health at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
BS, Biology: Social Aspects of Health and Disease, BS, Biology: Social Aspects of Health and Disease at The University of Texas at Austin
MFA, Graphic Design, MFA, Graphic Design at The Maryland Institute College of Art
Spanish, English