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Graphic Designer Illustrator

abridged portfolio

about LouReinforcing his formal education with

years of hands-on work experience, Louis

contributes his award winning talents

to any creative team. Trained with the

traditional print design and layout tools; he

has also mastered the array of today’s digital

palette to create distinguished designs

and illustrations. Louis always brings his

conceptual thinking to his work, as has

been recognized by GDUSA Magazine, for

his outstanding work.

Handling a broad range of art direction,

project management and graphic design

functions; Lou can demonstrate a great

aptitude for managing multiple projects and

people within strict time constraints. He

is seeking an opportunity to continue his

career with an employer who can benefit

from his strength in handling diverse

branding and design responsibilities while

communicating effectively with senior

management and fellow staff members

at all levels. Incorporating the ability to

analyze existing production operations

and implementing streamlined efficiencies

while simultaneously creating clean, well-

branded marketing collateral, he strives to

be a confident productive addition to any

creative team.

2012 - PRESENT

Freelance 2010 - 2012

Contract 2010

SENIOR GRAPHICS DESIGNER — MILBANK, TWEED, HADLEY & MCCLOY

– Came in on the ground floor of a newly formed Marketing & Business Development Graphics team; as the creative lead I was responsible for the developed a job tracking system, developing intake and workflow processes; as well as best practices on approaching various projects. As a result, the Marketing Group has been able to track the teams activity for the past three years, resulting in better cost allocations: 1800 projects — 7,814.75 man hours

– The development of efficient workflow processes enabled the team to take on a variety of projects. Including being able to keep “in-house” several expensive projects if out soured; such as our annual periodicals and redesigning the firm signature industry hard cover text book, with a global distribution.

– Aided in the development of the Firm’s new branding initiative, interfaced with the design firm during the finalization and testing of the new design guidelines.

– Development and augmentation of newly branded marketing collateral; as well as writing the new sections into the Firms Brand Design Standards, (Bios, HTML Invites, posters, etc…)

– Close collaboration with Marketing Director, as well as the Business Development Managers in developing collateral and brochures for various initiatives and practices. All of which were newly developed pieces, which incorporated the new design standards. This included the firm’s practices brochures, various HTML communications, a pitch book template with fully automated macros to help the Managers put together RFP/pitches quickly within brand standards.

– Managed work flow; as well as resources for the design team; delivered weekly activity reports

– HTML communications for mass e-mail distributions; which included Interactive invitations, Newsletters

– Creative and design support for the Events/Sponsorship team; name tags, posters, invitations (print & HTML), plaques, signs/display boards, announcements

– Working closely with the Sponsorship team, we created all the newly branded elements for our trade show space, which included, 8’X 10’ floor model trade show booth, a 3 ‘X 6’ table top booth, banners, including kiosk loops.

– Close collaboration with the Senior Partners and Mangers in the conceptualized and developed of advertisements for various publications and benefit gala journals.

– Supported various practices with trail graphics: presentations, boards, visuals, photography of evidence, as well as illustrations of products to be submitted for copyrights status.

– Photography — corporate portraits and events; which included image optimization and manipulation.

SENIOR GRAPHICS DESIGNER — GREY ADVERTISING, TURNER BROADCASTING

– Capitalized on my graphic design and art direction experience, conceptualizing and developing various pieces of marketing collateral; from brochures to HTML invitations, as well as developing branding illustrations (info graphics) and various documents which carry the branding for the project(s)

– Worked closely with the creative teams (writers, directors, editors) developing trades how booths and kiosk loops for a new product launch. These were full 360 projects; which included various marketing pieces, templates and HTML communications.

– Conceptualized and developed document templates deployed to teams working on various sections/chapters, to be merged into master documents (Word, PowerPoint, InDesign)

– Collaborated with Account Managers and Directors to develop customized PowerPoint sales presentations with multi-media elements; as well as display boards and various visual aides.

– Supporting master animators and web administrators in the development of graphics for various multi-media projects, including video.

SENIOR DESIGNER / CREATIVE SERVICES MANAGER — CHADBOURNE & PARKE LLP

– Collaborated with CMO and Marketing Director, as well as the Business Development Managers in developing branded collateral and brochures for various initiatives and practices.

– Managed work flow as well as resources for the creative and design studio; delivered weekly reports.– Designed newsletters, HTML announcements for mass e-mail distribution.

– Interactive HTML invitations developed from original concepts.

– Creative and design support for the events team; name tags, posters, invitations (print & HTML), plaques, signs display boards, announcements; including trade show banners and premiums.

– Conceptualized and developed advertisements for various publications and journals.

– Supported various practices with trail graphics: presentations, boards, visual aides, and photography.– Photography — corporate portraits and events; which included image optimization and manipulation.

ACCOLADESGDUSA Awards

Black History CampaignEarth Day Campaign

American Graphic DesignFirst Prize, Cover DesignSports Practice Brochure

EDUCATION New York University

Russian(currently)

Animation and Visual Effects (certificate)

Multimedia (certificate)

F.I.T Illustration (certificate)

Brooklyn College TV and Radio

SKILLSAds

Annual ReviewsE-mail blasts

Graphic DesignHTML Communications

Info GraphicsIllustrationMedia Kits

Multi-mediaMotion Graphics

Newsletters (Print/Electronic)Photography

Presentation DesignPrint

Project ManagementDigital Video

Painter

SOFTWARE: MAC and PCMS Office (2010-2016)

PowerPoint, Word, Excel Access, SharePoint

Adobe Creative Suite(CC)Illustrator

PhotoshopInDesign Acrobat

DreamweaverFlash

AuditionPremier

After EffectsMedia Encoder

Quark Xpress

LANGUAGESEnglish

SpanishFrench

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2000-2001

Freelance 2010

Contract 2009

SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER/BRANDING — THE AYERS GROUP

– Worked with Division Directors in the redesign of marketing collateral for their media kit.– Conceptualized and developed brochures for various divisions of the organization.

SENIOR GRAPHICS DESIGNER/ ART DIRECTOR — WINDOW SCREEN GRAPHICS

– Lead team in the conceptualization and development of a line of graphic T-shirts for children

– Managed production budget as well as the in-house production schedules and processes,

while maintaining relationships with various vendors and product retailers.– Collaborated with writers on content development for web and print projects. – Conducted demographic and market niche research.

– Worked with senior staff in the conceptualization and branding of marketing collateral (Logo design, brochures, sales/media kits, business cards, trade show booth, and banners)

– Integrated team input in the design and creation of the web site, a hands-on project built utilizing Adobe Creative Suite — www.windowscreengraphics.com.

– Web site maintenance and updates.– Conceptualized illustrations for various screen printing applications.– Photography — products and models for catalogs/web site; image optimization and manipulation included.

SENIOR GRAPHICS DESIGNER - PROSKAUER ROSE LLP

– Creative lead of this full-service internal creative department that reduced outsourcing costs by $1 million the first year; while simultaneously delivering a powerful, unified brand befitting this top-ten corporate law firm.

– Adding the value of 12 years graphic design and production expertise to this creative team; I was able to multi-task as both Art Director and Project Manager while prioritizing work flow, and actively engaged in various phases of corporate identity projects from concept through final design. This included management and design of branding standards, production of internal communications, redesign of marketing collateral: proposals, brochures, periodicals, newsletters, presentations, invitations, announcements, signs, creative platforms for events, and various other projects.

– Maximized departmental efficiency by conceptualizing as well as developing user-friendly templates and style guides allowing junior designers and word processing/administrative staff to develop properly branded collateral and PowerPoint presentations, as well as repeatable graphic design standards; which in turn strengthened brand management and corporate identity policies.

– Collaborated with CMO, Creative Director, Marketing Director and Creative Team, relying on highly effective interpersonal and networking skills; to ensure ambitious internal and marketplace branding objectives are realized.

– Leveraged strong freehand drawing skills to conceptualize trail graphics/display boards as well as animations, video, and multi-media projects supporting our practices representing various clients; also included photography.

– Lead the migration of existing marketing collateral to an electronic/digital platform, introducing downloadable and HTML materials which maintained a strong branding aesthetic and resulted in several hundred thousand dollars in savings by eliminating both production and storage costs.

– Trained junior designers, illustrators, production artists, and administrative staff in brand/corporate identity standards and software efficiencies (including all MS Office, Quark, and Adobe Creative Suite).

MARKETING ASSOCIATE / DESIGNER - CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD

– Conceptualized and developed dynamic print and multimedia marketing campaigns for existing and newly developed commercial properties. Campaigns/collateral included: pamphlets, micro-websites, posters,

demographic maps, dynamic PowerPoint presentations, newsprint ads, direct mail pieces, and various creative platforms for targeted demographics (telecommunication companies, retailers, technology firms).

– Significantly reduced project cycle turnaround through the introduction of style guides, templates and work flow streamlining, as well as in-depth understanding of traditional and digital layout design tools.

– Developed strong research and analytical skills while gaining hands-on experience in segmenting and entering new markets, as well as competitive analyses for case studies.

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Milbank Design Guidelines April 8, 2013

Design Guidelines

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Title of Article Goes Here and Here and Here and HereIn December, Milbank received a “Top Firm for Diversity Award” from The American Lawyer. This award was given based on the Firm’s ranking in the 2011 American Lawyer Diversity Scorecard. In a year that, according

of minority attorneys by 0.2 percent Milbank made gains in diversity that far outpaced the overall trend, with minority numbers increasing 3.6 percent. Milbank also received a 100% rating on the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index for LGBT Workplace Equality in 2011 and for the past several years. And in 2010, we were listed in the top

Diversity Scorecard.

For years, Milbank has been committed to creating and maintaining an inclusive environment, rich in diversity. In 1991, Milbank was one of the original signatories to the New York City Bar First Statement of Diversity

establish a Diversity Committee. Since then, the Firm has strived to draw more attorneys from under-represented communities to Milbank, as well as to the legal profession. The Diversity Committee and Milbank’s four

diversity program by fostering a feeling of community and providing professional support.

Changing demographics of the nation, the globalization of the economy, the need to attract top legal talent and external pressure on the legal profession to innovate from corporate clients have made a diverse workforce essential. Diverse workforces bring different back-grounds and experiences to bear in solving complex problems and play a key role in the abil-ity to adapt to a rapidly evolving and highly competitive environment. A diverse workforce enhances performance and attracts the broadest pool of talent.

WINTER 2012

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2 Communicate Across Differences

3 Spotlight

5 Connect with aADAM

6 SEO Intern Medical Mission

7 Alliance for Children’s Rights

8 Events Spotlight

9 Key Contacts

CONTACT

For more information about diversity at Milbank or any of our affinity groups contact:

Salila Yohn [email protected]

DIVERSITY COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Errol Taylor, Chairman Arnie Peinado Drew Fine David Stoll Jay Grushkin David Wolfson Melainie Mansfield Catherine Marsh

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Paul Murphy

Senior Attorney

[email protected]+1-202-835-7536 (T)+1-202-263-7536 (F)

Washington, DC1850 K Street, NWSuite 1100Washington, DC 20006

EDUCATIONHarvard University, J.D.

Princeton University, A.B.

ADMISSIONSDistrict of Columbia

New York

Paul Murphy is a Senior Attorney in the Washington, DC office of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP and a member of the firm's Global Project Finance Group.

PRIMARY FOCUS & EXPERIENCE

Paul Murphy’s practice focuses on multiple aspects of the nuclear industry – from legal and policy matters, including international regulatory and treaty frameworks and issues regarding nuclear liability, to strategies for creating viable nuclear power programs and the identification and mitigation of associated risks – representing developers/owners, investors, and contractors on nuclear projects internationally. Mr. Murphy is recognized for his expertise in the development and financing of nuclear power programs by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the OECD's Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and the US government. Mr. Murphy currently serves on the IAEA’s Technical Cooperation Program team, which assists member states in developing civilian nuclear power programs. Mr. Murphy has served as a designated expert, chairman, and author at several special meetings and for multiple working groups of the IAEA, primarily involving the development, financing, and structuring of nuclear power projects. He continues to work with the IAEA in a number of key areas, including a current revision of the IAEA's Handbook on Nuclear Law and as lead author for a new report to be released in the next few months, entitled, "Alternative Contracting and Ownership Practices for Nuclear Power Plants".

Mr. Murphy currently serves as a two-time appointee to the US Secretary of Commerce’s Civilian Nuclear Trade Advisory Committee, and he chaired its Finance subcommittee for the last two years. In addition, Mr. Murphy recently served as the US Government's sole representative on an NEA working group on "Financing of Nuclear Power Plants", acting as chairman for the working group. Mr. Murphy also chaired the IAEA working group that issued, “Issues to Improve the Prospects of Financing Nuclear Power Projects.” Mr. Murphy has also worked with the Nuclear Energy Institute, the US State Department, the US Mission to the OECD, and the Export-Import Bank of the United States on revisions to the OECD's Guidelines for the financing of nuclear power projects by Export Credit Agencies.

For the last four years, Mr. Murphy served as a faculty member for the "Training Course on Nuclear Power Infrastructure Programs and Related Projects in Emerging Nuclear States",held on behalf of the US State Department and the IAEA at the Argonne National Laboratory and attended by representatives of over 20 foreign governments. Mr. Murphy was the lead instructor for the segments on financing and the bidding / evaluation process for nuclear power projects.

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MILBANK HELPS A CHILD GET THE APPROPRIATE EDUCATION TO FIT HIS NEEDS

In a matter in which Milbank represented, pro bono, a ten-year-old boy on the Autism Spectrum, an Impartial Hearing Officer ordered the New York City Department of Education (DOE) to fund the child’s education at the Cooke Center, a school uniquely tailored to his needs. Following an all-day hearing, Milbank convinced the Impartial Hearing Officer to find that the DOE failed to provide a free and appropriate public education for the 2012-2013 school year. The victory, which involved months of preparation and a post-hearing brief, resulted in our client being able to continue his education at the Cooke Center. Milbank continues to represent the child in the appeal process and regarding his placement for next year.

MILBANK ACHIEVES LARGEST JUDGMENT IN ANIMAL WELFARE LITIGATION HISTORY ON BEHALF OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY

Milbank represented the Humane Society of the U.S. (HSUS) in a federal court action related to an undercover investigation conducted by HSUS in 2007 at a beef slaughter and processing plant in Chino, California—Hallmark Meat Packing Company and Westland Meat Company (Westland). This investigation revealed that Westland purchased and slaughtered sick, injured, diseased, and disabled cattle that were unable to walk or even stand, and then mistreated the animals in attempts to force them to walk to slaughter. Westland then sold meat products derived from these animals for use in the National School Lunch Program at a cost of more than $150 million in violation of federal law and the express terms of contracts between Westland and the Agricultural Marketing Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The HSUS has now reached settlement with all defendants, including a consent judgment against one defendant in the amount of $155 million. This judgment is the largest in animal welfare litigation history and should play an important role in deterring future misconduct.

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...in the newsCo. Behind Largest US Beef Recall Pays $3M to End FCA Suit, Law360, November 27, 2013

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MILBANK REPRESENTS CENTRAL BANK IN MULTI-NATIONAL PROCEEDINGS

Milbank represents an Asian Central Bank in connection with the fraudulent procurement of various financial instruments by persons in the U.S., Canada, Switzerland, Dubai, and Iran. In connection with the proceedings, the alleged holders of the instruments seized the Central Bank’s accounts in Germany and elsewhere. German courts have allowed for plaintiffs in the past to seize Central Bank accounts on the basis that these accounts were held for the benefit of the Central Bank and not for the sovereign purposes of the state, even where those accounts have been alleged to be foreign reserve accounts. This issue was ultimately brought before the German Constitutional Court (Germany’s highest court) with the Court finding in favor of the Central Bank. The Court found that the accounts were foreign currency reserves held by the Central Bank in favor of the state and, thus, were immune from attachment.

Milbank is also currently representing the Central Bank regarding the enforcement of judgments of racketeering and fraud issued by a federal court in Florida against various defendants in Canada, Switzerland, and the U.S. The Central Bank recently enforced a default judgment in Canada against one of the wrongdoers. Milbank was able to show that the defendant had actual notice of the proceeding against him and, therefore, any question of service under the Hague Convention was moot.

IN GROUNDBREAKING SEC ACTION, MILBANK SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDS KNIGHT CAPITAL

Milbank defended Knight Capital Americas, LLC in the first enforcement action brought under SEC Rule 15c3-5, the Market Access Rule. Knight experienced a technology malfunction that erroneously sent 4 million orders for securities for 397 million shares into the market in 45 minutes. Over the course of 15 months, Milbank defended Knight, and numerous individual employees of the firm, from allegations that Knight’s controls and procedures were not reasonably designed to limit the risks arising from its access to the securities markets. Milbank ultimately negotiated a settlement with the SEC, in which Knight, without admitting or denying the findings, consented to entry of a cease and desist order, a monetary fine, and an undertaking to engage a consultant. No individuals were charged.

MILBANK PROVIDES KEY ADVICE TO MAJOR PRIME BROKER

Milbank represented a major prime broker to funds advised by S.A.C. Capital Advisors, LLC regarding the criminal and civil forfeiture actions brought against SAC and its affiliates by the U.S. (the SAC Cases). Milbank advised the prime broker regarding the impact of the SAC Cases on the prime broker’s rights and obligations under its agreements with the SAC-advised funds. Milbank also helped to negotiate a court order in the civil forfeiture action that protected the assets and other interests of the prime broker with respect to its ongoing relationship with the SAC-advised funds.

ENGAGED BY NUMEROUS BROKER-DEALERS, MILBANK ASSISTS WITH COMPLIANCE EFFORTS REGARDING THE MARKET ACCESS RULE

Milbank has been engaged by numerous broker-dealers to assist with ongoing compliance efforts regarding the Market Access Rule. Specifically, Milbank is advising broker-dealers regarding their software development lifecycle practices, their controls surrounding capital thresholds, and other matters related to market access controls.

SECURITIES & COMMODITIES LITIGATION

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...in the news2nd Circ. Kills Antitrust Suit over Banks’ ARS Exodus, Law360, March 5, 2013

Citigroup Wins Halt to $383 Million Arbitration Case, Bloomberg News, May 3, 2013

Judge Blocks Auction Rate Arbitration Against Citigroup, Chicago Tribune, May 6, 2013

...viewsSEC Held to Five-Year Statute of Limitations for Civil Penalty Claims

Milbank Client Alert, March 5, 2013. By James Cavoli, Dorthy Heyl, and Robert Lindholm

Recent New York Court Decision Confirms that Email Exchanges can Create Enforceable Agreements

Milbank Client Alert, August 1, 2013. By Sander Bak and Jed Schwartz.

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