A healthy dose of creativity, strategy, and healthcare industry expertise.

When it comes to healthcare experience, Svetla certainly has a healthy dose.

With a background of more than twenty years in the pharmaceutical, medical device and medical technology sectors, she has managed a breadth of medical brands and spearheaded numerous product launches.

Prior to founding Bloom Creative, Svetla led the marketing and client services teams at Lathian Health, an interactive medical marketing and medical education agency where she helped recruit clinicians to the digital campaigns of multiple healthcare brands.

Before that, she worked across Europe and the U.S. for Gilead Sciences and Applied Medical Devices, in both marketing and sales roles.

She began her career as a researcher in biochemistry and gene delivery for NeXstrar Pharmaceuticals.

Svetla holds an MBA from UCI’s Paul Merage School of Management. She also earned dual degrees in Biology and French Literature along with a minor in Chemistry from CSUF.

Even though she’s settled down in California, Svetla admits to having an international wanderlust. She has worked on three continents, lived in six countries, and is fluent in three languages.

Greg helps us all see the human side of technology. Ever since he was a kid, Greg saw technology as a tool to empower individuals. It started way back in 5th grade when he built his first creative workstation so that his disabled sister could color like other kindergartners.

Greg spent 14 years as the Managing Partner for JLOOP, one of Southern California’s most innovative digital agencies. Prior to that he was a faculty member at the Art Institute of California in Orange County, where he taught advanced courses in multimedia and web design and helped shape the curriculum.

Greg earned his MBA in Information Technology at the Paul Merage School of Business Executive Program at the University of California at Irvine. He also holds a BA in Political Science from UCI.

When he’s not pursuing creative technology, Greg can be found playing his guitar in the office or gazing at a mountain range somewhere. He loves spending his summers visiting national parks with his family, including his wife, Miranda, and their two young daughters.

While others only see research and data, Anne sees human truth and insights. A talent that has bolstered numerous brands during her 15-year tenure as a strategic planner.

Anne began her career in Dallas at The Richards Group in 1998. For nearly a decade, she developed insightful strategies that helped form some of today’s most beloved brands, including BVD, Home Depot, Fruit of the Loom, Go RVing, Motel 6, National Pork Board, and The United Way.

She was then recruited to Southern California to help lead strategic planning for Mazda, where she was responsible for several international model launches. After Mazda, she led strategic planning for several healthcare brands, including ARROW and VasoNova.

At Bloom, Anne spearheads all strategic development – from conducting focus groups to developing creative briefs.

She holds dual undergraduate degrees in advertising and psychology from the University of Nebraska. When she’s not busy defining a brand’s personality, she enjoys watching her daughters’ personalities flourish. And squeezing in a little yoga whenever she can.

Vince effortlessly glides through social, digital, experiential and traditional thinking as he develops core creative concepts that can be executed throughout all media types.

After earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the esteemed Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, Vince worked in Los Angeles on the traditional side of advertising. He created award-winning advertising campaigns for DIRECTV, Chevrolet and Tivo, and developed national campaigns in mixed media for Lexus, Toyota, Hyundai, Ritz-Carlton and Warner Bros.

A motivated, passionate and dynamic creative leader, Vince inspires the Bloom creative team to achieve maximum originality, innovation and big-picture thinking from strategy to concept development. When it comes to execution, he considers all potential media touch points, including interactive, social, mobile, e-mail, print and broadcast, and devises strategies that deliver the biggest bang for our clients’ marketing budgets.

When he’s not developing creative campaigns, Vince enjoys paddle boarding and working on his self-defense skills.

After more than a decade working with healthcare, automotive, and consumer product clients, Rebecca knows it often takes a village to ensure brand success.

With experience in account and project management, client services and account strategy, she brings a diverse and well-rounded essence to the Bloom Team. Rebecca began her career at Doner Advertising managing multi-million-dollar projects for Mazda and Secure Horizons. Her client experience also includes the Automobile Club of Southern California, UnitedHealthcare, AARP Medicare Supplement Insurance, and WD-40 Company.

At Bloom, Rebecca is a primary point of contact for clients and internal teams, overseeing the planning of a multitude of deliverables from inception to launch. She thrives on ensuring client expectations are not only met, but exceeded. Her passion for keeping channels of communication open is a key driver in her success.

A graduate of California State University, Fullerton, Rebecca holds a BA in Communications Studies, Advertising with a Minor in Music. In her free time she enjoys volunteering within the community, kicking it up a notch with DDP Yoga, and spending quality time with her family.

Tom is a swiss army knife of all things visual. His strengths lie in his flexibility to apply compelling design principles across all mediums including: UX/UI for mobile and web, branding, printed materials, photography, animation, and powerpoint. His diverse experience allows him to engage with every facet of building a brand from concept to execution. His light hearted “go with the flow” attitude allows for clear minded problem solving and quick effective solutions.

After gaining a Bachelors of Fine Art in graphic design at California State University Fullerton, Tom launched his career with our friends at JLOOP, a Long Beach based creative agency. He hit the ground running with big names like Subaru, Nevada Energy, and Yogurtland. After two and a half years, he took a year off to pursue personal projects and travel the world. Since returning, he has continued to hone and diversify his skills as an independent contractor in Orange County.

Creativity and adventure are two words he lives by. Each avenue feeds into the other giving life and energy. If he isn’t hammering away at his computer you might find him, surfing the local beaches, writing music, exploring a new country with his wife, or indulging in his podcast addiction.

Over 20 years ago, with an enthusiasm for figure drawing and medical dramas, as well as a sense of adventure, Karina crossed the country to attend Rochester Institute of Technology to earn her BFA in Medical Illustration with a minor in Literature. She’s been combining art, science, and storytelling ever since.

Karina loves solving complex visual problems and exploring medical content to extract essential messages for different audiences. She excels at detail-oriented tasks and has extensive experience with book and web illustration, design, and animation.

Her clients have included plastic and bariatric surgeons, science magazines, authors, hospitals, chemical companies, medical device manufacturers, and pharmaceutical companies. Before moving back to her hometown of Los Angeles and blazing her own trail, she worked for healthcare education companies in New York and Chicago.

Karina wears many hats, and in addition to her illustration work, she helps manage a 50-year-old family-owned apartment building in Los Angeles. In her spare time, she practices yoga and ballroom dancing, is learning to speak Korean, and wishes she could find even more time for hiking and traveling around this beautiful planet.

Jennifer brings a fresh perspective and a “rollup your sleeves and get the job done” attitude. Jennifer is the team’s organizational guru. Happily going wherever she is needed, she excels in keeping the team organized and on track. Whether it’s making to-do lists, sending email reminders, sorting out the database or picking up lunch…Jennifer is always there (with a smile) to lend a helping hand.

In addition to keeping Bloom organized, Jennifer is savvy on all things social media. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest…you name it, she can do it. For Jennifer, who has a Communications-Public Relations degree, it’s all about embracing innovative media outlets to find a connection with audiences that weren’t always easily accessible.

Her latest career adventure has had her focused on the world of blogging. Outside of Bloom Jennifer is involved with a non-profit educational foundation blog, so she is writing more blog posts than ever before…and loving it! Finding her own voice in the process of finding the voice for her clients and their audiences has been a rewarding experience.

When she isn’t working, Jennifer enjoys cooking, traveling, trying new foods, spending time with loved ones, and anything/everything sports related.

With years of experience in the healthcare space, Amy understands the wide range of audiences with which today’s healthcare organizations need to communicate—the FDA, trial participants, consumers, patients, caregivers, physicians and even investors. She also knows that each audience requires a different communication strategy and, more often than not, a different tone and WIIFM (“What’s In It For Me”).

Before joining Bloom Creative, Amy was a communications consultant for more than 15 years under the moniker Amy The Writer. Her work ranged from single projects to comprehensive marketing/educational campaigns for companies involved in medical device, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, medical services and managed care. Her client experience includes Allergan, Beckman Coulter, Biosense Webster, DaVita Dialysis, Dignity Health, Cardiogenesis, Johnson & Johnson, Medtronic Diabetes and Promedica International.


Amy earned her Master’s degree in Advertising and Public Relations from Michigan State University (though she’s a Wolverine at heart, having spent her undergraduate years at the University of Michigan). Before moving to California, she worked for the Society of Manufacturing Engineers developing, marketing and administrating educational events. 

When she isn’t spending her time helping companies communicate more productively, Amy enjoys hiking, traveling and all things related to college football.

Nothing is impossible! At least that’s what our web developer says. Justin’s incredible talent, positive attitude and a willingness to take on any challenge mean we get to help our clients deliver a top-notch web experience.

Justin has worked with companies of all types and sizes, but one thing that connects all his work is his love of building things and solving problems. What’s most important in his process is to recognize that a website is often a customer’s first impression of a company. Sometimes it’s the only thing users see of a brand, so he knows it must be impeccable.

For Justin, good design means that users don’t really have to think about “navigating” a website. It easily flows from point A to B, without the potential of getting confused, lost or frustrated. He accomplishes this by putting himself in the shoes of the customer.

Justin is a graduate of Cal State University, Fullerton, with a BA in Communications. When he’s not working on web development, he loves being a kid with his son, gardening, jamming on his guitar or relaxing outside with a good book.

Alex is an accomplished copy and content writer with a knack for crafting meaningful narratives and driving engagement. Driven by curiosity and with a love of learning new things, she seeks out valuable insights to ensure content is not only engaging, but informative. She is committed to delivering excellence and always strives to exceed expectations and achieve exceptional results.

Having held positions in media, production, account management and copywriting, Alex has a holistic view of the marketing process, which she uses to make informed decisions and suggestions throughout the creative process. She is comfortable working in a multitude of verticles and content formats including blogs, byline articles, print collateral, social media, websites and landing pages.

Alex is a graduate of the University of Southern California, where she earned her B.A. in Communication with a minor in Advertising. When she’s not typing with purpose, she enjoys spending time with her family, gaming online with friends and hitting up the park or walking path for some fresh air.

The right side of the Bloom’ brain, Matt has been building brands for nearly 20 years. As the team’s longtime Creative Director, Matt is the right side of the Bloom Creative brain. With over 15 years experience as a creative in the interactive space, Matt has a unique understanding of how branding, marketing and integrated campaigns work together to create that “aha moment” for clients and their customers.

Matt began his career at one of the foremost digital agencies in the Midwest, creating award-winning work for retail brands such as The Limited, Burton Snowboards and Reebok. A five-year stint in NYC found him expanding his portfolio with work for Starbucks, Polaris ATVs and Victoria’s Secret, before settling down in Southern California. Matt continues to apply the learnings from his retail brand experience in discovering consumer insights and developing creative strategy for clients in the healthcare industry.

When he’s not creating for clients, you might find him constructing lego masterpieces with his daughter, tinkering on an old VW camper or surfing the local beach breaks. Matt holds a BFA in Graphic Design from the Columbus College of Art and Design.