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Angelina Sereno

ANGELINA SERENO

Skybox Creative - San Diego, CA, USA

Angelina Sereno, President of Skybox Creative, started things small in 2006. What began as a Web Design and Branding studio out of her home, has become a staff of eight with an office in the heart of San Diego. The Skybox name has since expanded to include Skybox Ink, a Green Printing division and Skybox SEO, a Search Engine Marketing division. Skybox quickly found itself providing creative services to a wide variety of industries and clients including Warner Bros., CBS, PETCO, Red Bull, LA Fitness and US Bank, to name a few.

Angelina has won the highest honors at every phase of her development and proven her metal in today's fast-paced, rapidly changing, media-based world. An all-star graduate of the Art Institute of CA-SD, her design work and leadership influence have won her numerous awards and nominations nationwide.

Prior to starting Skybox, Angelina spent six years at Euro Style Advertising, working her way up from Intern to Art Director. Always intrigued and energized by quickly evolving technologies and creative approaches, she accepted the challenge of working for the agency's top clients such as, Playtex Products, Prince Lionheart and Equastone Real Estate Investment Advisors. During this time, she was also burning the midnight oil as a freelance artist drawing clients such as Snoop Dogg, Clear Channel Communications and the San Diego Film Festival.

Angelina had plans for Skybox to become more than just a successful creative agency, but for it to fuel her larger vision. A philanthropist and environmentalist at heart, she is an ongoing sponsor of numerous charitable organizations, including GreenPeace, Sierra Club, CleanPB, Feed the Children and more.

Her favorite quote to live by, also her iPhone screensaver: "Be the change you want to see in the world." - Gandhi

When she's not crafting creative campaigns for her clients, Angelina spends her free time meditating, hiking, snuggling with her cat and savoring the best micro-brews in town.