EMPLOYMENT – TENNIS CANADA / ROGERS CUP
November 2018 – October 2021 – Toronto, ON
From November 2018 to October 2021, I was employed by Tennis Canada/Rogers Cup (now known as the National Bank Open presented by Rogers following the 2021 sponsorship transition). During this time, I was based in Toronto while completing my final year at Seneca College, where I earned an Advanced Diploma in Graphic Design.
MY ROLE
Editorial, Environmental Graphic & UX/UI Designer
During the 2019 Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) Tour and the 2020 Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) Tour, I took on a senior design role, leading a range of creative initiatives. I designed and produced a range of print and digital assets, including banners, advertisements, presentations, editorial layouts, and infographics I also contributed to large-scale environmental graphics, including exterior signage and wayfinding systems for tournament venues. In addition, I collaborated closely with developers and programmers on UX/UI projects, participating in the full design process—from research and ideation to wireframing and high-fidelity prototyping using Adobe XD.
Project: PRESENTATION DECK DESIGN
PROJECT OVERVIEW
A world-class tennis destination designed to inspire participation, develop talent, strengthen communities, and elevate Burnaby as a national leader in sport and recreation.
The Western Canada Tennis Centre (WCTC) represents a transformative opportunity to establish one of Canada's premier tennis destinations while creating a lasting legacy for the City of Burnaby and the broader region.
As tennis continues to experience unprecedented growth across Canada, demand for accessible, year-round facilities has outpaced the available infrastructure. Despite the sport's increasing popularity and its proven benefits to health, youth development, and community engagement, Western Canada currently lacks a dedicated, large-scale tennis facility capable of supporting recreational participation, athlete development, major events, and inclusive programming under one roof.
The proposed Western Canada Tennis Centre addresses this need through the creation of a world-class, community-focused destination designed to serve players of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Located in Burnaby, the facility will provide year-round access to indoor and outdoor courts, high-performance training environments, community programs, youth development initiatives, wheelchair-accessible facilities, and spaces that encourage participation, wellness, and lifelong engagement in sport.
More than a sports facility, the WCTC is envisioned as a regional hub that strengthens partnerships between Tennis Canada, Tennis BC, the City of Burnaby, educational institutions, community organizations, and future generations of athletes. The centre will support grassroots participation while creating pathways for aspiring players to reach provincial, national, and international levels of competition.
The project will also deliver meaningful economic benefits through sport tourism, event hosting, job creation, and ongoing community programming. As a not-for-profit facility, surplus revenues will be reinvested directly into tennis development, outreach initiatives, and future facility improvements, ensuring long-term sustainability
and impact.
Through strategic investment and collaboration, the Western Canada Tennis Centre will become a landmark destination that reflects Burnaby's commitment to healthy communities, athletic excellence, and inclusive access to sport. It is an investment not only in infrastructure, but in people, opportunity, and the future of tennis in Canada.
The vision is simple: to create a world-class tennis destination that inspires participation, develops champions, strengthens communities, and leaves a lasting legacy for generations to come.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
VIP PLAYERS’ LOUNGE WALL POSTER – 2019
Environmental Graphic Design
Designed a large-scale environmental graphic for the VIP Players’ Lounge at the Rogers Cup during the 2019 WTA Tour in Toronto. This 10-foot-high by 40-foot-wide wall installation was created to enhance the atmosphere of the exclusive lounge space, delivering a bold and immersive visual experience for professional athletes and VIP guests. The design focused on strong visual impact, brand alignment, and seamless integration within the architectural environment.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
Additional design assets for different players.

WINDOW DESIGN FOR TENNIS CANADA HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL, QUEBEC – 2019
Designed and produced a vinyl window decal for the media room at the Tennis Canada headquarters in Montreal, Quebec.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
PROJECT OVERVIEW
DAILY DRAW SHEET MAGAZINES – 2019
Sponsored by the Rogers Cup, the Daily Draw Sheet Magazine was a printed information guide distributed to on-site attendees during the 2019 WTA Tour tournament in Toronto. The publication provided daily updates, including match schedules, results, and insights covering previous, current, and upcoming matches. It also featured content related to the men’s ATP Tour tournament held in Montreal that same year. Led the editorial design, layout, and advertisement development for the publication. Oversaw the full print production process to ensure quality, accuracy, and timely delivery.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign
PROJECT OVERVIEW – 2019
MUNICIPAL TENNIS FACILITIES STRATEGY & PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK MAGAZINE (WITH INFOGRAPHICS)
In collaboration with municipal partners, Tennis Canada developed a strategic framework aimed at expanding access to affordable, year-round tennis facilities across Canada. The initiative focused on increasing the development of covered courts to promote accessibility, community engagement, and healthier lifestyles nationwide. This publication was designed to communicate the framework through a structured editorial approach supported by clear, data-driven infographics. Worked closely with the Development Team at Tennis Canada to design the editorial layout and develop a comprehensive set of infographics, translating complex strategic information into clear, engaging visual content.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign
Municipal Tennis Facilities Strategy & Partnership Framework Information Infographics
PROJECT OVERVIEW – 2019
SOCIAL MEDIA & WEB BANNERS
Designed a series of social media and web banners for platforms including Facebook and Twitter, focused on promoting events, announcements, and brand initiatives
for Tennis Canada.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop
PROJECT OVERVIEW – 2019
Bianca Andreescu BILLBOARD BANNER
Designed and produced a large-format billboard banner honouring Bianca Andreescu’s 2019 US Open championship win, celebrating a milestone moment in Canadian tennis history.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
PROJECT OVERVIEW – 2019
ON-SITE TOURNAMENT SIGNAGE
Led the design and execution of all on-site tournament signage, delivering cohesive visual communication across multiple touchpoints, including product promotions, service areas, and event branding.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
PROJECT OVERVIEW – 2019
MAIN ENTRANCE BUILDING SIGNAGE
Designed and executed the main entrance building signage for the Tennis Canada Head Office in Toronto, reinforcing brand identity and elevating the visual presence
of the facility.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
PROJECT OVERVIEW – 2019
BUSINESS STATIONERY
Developed a unified business stationery system, including presentation folders and corporate collateral, for the Toronto and Montreal offices of Tennis Canada, reinforcing a consistent and professional brand identity.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop and InDesign
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