Colleen Kiyoko is a versatile brand with a unique cultural perspective. As a mixed-race Okinawan American, Colleen's background informs her diverse range of work in start-up tech, fashion, retail, non-profits, social justice, music, and food/beverage fields. With a B.

A. in Design and a minor in Asian and Pacific American studies from the University of San Francisco, she brings a blend of creativity and cultural insight to her projects. Colleen specializes in UX design, UX research, marketing collateral, publication design, web design, presentation design, and social media campaign design.

She has been recognized in the industry, earning awards such as the 2018 Best Totes - Cameron Hawaii for Honolulu Magazine’s Best of Honolulu and the 2017 Gloria Osuna Perez Award. She has worked with notable organizations like AAWAA, The Systm - CORE Discovery, and Nikkei Progressives. With a passion for critical mixed-race studies and Asian and Pacific American studies, Colleen brings a fresh perspective to her work while seeking a UX design position with a medium-sized team.

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