Brand Design
Safeco brand relaunch
Visual storytelling for print, web, and live experiences

Overview
Following Liberty Mutual’s acquisition of Safeco Insurance, the organization faced a pivotal moment. Beyond updating visual identity, Safeco needed to align employees around a new brand story - quickly, clearly, and at scale. The challenge was not simply to redesign materials, but to help people understand who Safeco was becoming and how to communicate that consistently across channels.
As a Senior Graphic Designer on Safeco’s Brand and Advertising team, I helped translate brand strategy into practical tools and experiences that supported adoption, engagement, and long-term consistency.
The Strategy
We centered the brand relaunch on in-person brand rallies, using live experiences as the entry point for education and engagement. These events allowed us to introduce the new brand in a human, memorable way while reinforcing key concepts through visual storytelling, printed materials, and interactive elements.
To support the rollout beyond the rallies, we built a comprehensive ecosystem of tools - including brand guidelines, print collateral, and digital resources - that made it easy for teams to find, understand, and apply the new standards.
My Role
As a senior member of the brand team, I worked across strategy, design, and execution. My responsibilities included:
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Leading the design and development of detailed, practical brand guidelines
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Designing and producing materials for in-person brand rallies
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Creating digital tools and a brand microsite to support adoption
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Redesigning existing marketing collateral to align with new standards
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Acting as a brand steward to ensure consistency across communications
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Sourcing and licensing brand imagery to ensure proper usage rights
My role required close collaboration with marketing, leadership, and internal communications, as well as a strong focus on usability and scalability.
Key deliverables
Brand Guidelines (Print)
Designed to prioritize clarity and real-world application, the guidelines established typography, layout, color, and imagery standards that could scale across teams and channels.
Rally Materials & Educational Posters
Print materials used during brand rallies helped visually reinforce key ideas, including customer and agent personas, brand voice, and messaging priorities.
Brand Microsite
I designed and coded a centralized microsite that served as a single source of truth for brand resources - bringing guidelines, templates, and tools together in one accessible location. (Press Play to watch interactions.)
Interactive Experiences
To make learning engaging and memorable, I created interactive games used during live events to reinforce brand concepts and agent personas in an approachable way. (Press Play to watch interactions.)
Brochure redesign
The Challenge
The original brochure prioritized completeness over clarity. While it thoroughly explained coverage tiers and policy options, it required significant effort from the reader to extract meaning.
We wanted a brochure that worked harder in shorter moments - something that could be understood quickly, remembered easily, and felt relevant to everyday life.
The Solution
Results based on agent feedback
- Faster comprehension of core benefits
- Improved scanability for in-person and self-serve distribution
- Stronger emotional connection to the brand
- Clearer alignment with Safeco’s customer-first positioning
The redesign transformed the brochure from a reference document into a persuasive, customer-centric marketing tool.



















Brand Guidelines
Goal: Develop and implement the first-ever comprehensive brand guidelines for Fortune 500 company.
My Role: Led the creation of the brand guide in close collaboration with key business partners, with a focus on standardizing and templatizing a wide range of communication channels. The objective was to drive consistent brand expression, ensure compliance, and anticipate a broad spectrum of use cases with a forward-thinking approach.