Craig loves ideas. He loves how the power of an idea can transform the ephemeral world of paper,
pixels and data bits into a lasting impression. And an enduring brand. So he hurls himself into strategic
and creative challenges with the same passion, tenacity and focus that he puts into his tennis game.
 
He grew up in the 1960s at the height of the creative revolution in advertising. His father was a salesman.
His grandfathers were salesmen. Selling is in Craig’s DNA. So are drawing, writing, and telling stories.
From pre-school on he always wanted to be in the biz. After earning his BFA from Carnegie Mellon University,
Craig got his start on June 23rd, 1981 working at Ketchum with John Dymun.
 
He says the best part of being Creative Director at Dymun + Company  is “the freedom I have with my
colleagues and clients to pursue great ideas.”