Jason Badden

Led a team of 14 designers and web programmers during the company's digital redesign.

In this role, I managed and designed all 3D projects that came through the Brand Design team. Most project were used in tier zero, or premium retail accounts.

In this hybrid role, I was responsible for all innovation needs outside of footwear. This included apparel, bags, and specific athlete needs. For Roger Federer, I designed and hand made several one-of-kind bags, as well as a head-to-toe kits he wore at major tournaments. For the 2009 Rose Bowl, we designed and built the University of Oregon a truck to celebrate and promote the football team. I also handled one-of-kind gifts for athletes and artists who worked with the Innovation Kitchen, like a custom golf cart for Michael Jordan, a gold Bowman Trophy awarded to the best male and female track athletes and many other custom projects.

I managed the design and build-out of an immersive, interactive environment where companies showcased the latest developments in science and technology. It occupies two buildings and covers 64,000 square feet. I also led the design of a character for this space named " Tommarrow." This character also hosted his own TV show on the Disney channel. Rocket Rods Disneyland