Hello, I am Machteld (Maggy in English) a graphic designer, photographer and co-founder of Foundercontact Argentina, currently living in Buenos Aires (I’m from The Netherlands originally). I have a degree in Law, but graphic design and photography were more appealing to me so I never worked as a lawyer. I founded my company, Operatie Creatie, in 2006. Since that time I have designed websites, brochures and had some photograpy assignments. I worked as (freelance) projectmanager for some advertising agencies on webbased assignments as well.

In Buenos Aires I'm still working on webbased projects, I recently co-founded Foundercontact Argentina and I started a blog about Buenos Aires Maggy Reporting (a hobby of mine).

My profile:
Freelance graphic designer & photographer for these projects (a.o.):

• CBRE Richard Ellis Real Estate: brochure, intranetsite and digital newsletter
• http://www.casabuenosaires.info (brochure, webdesign and photography)
• http://www.vosges.nl (webdesign and some of the photography)
• http://www.siagne.nl (webdesign and some of the photography)

Freelance projectmanagement for interactive projects:

• Kidsreizen | projectmanagement for the website
• Headland | various projects

Parttime projecmanager at Mediamonks (from June 2006 - December 2006).

25 yrs commercial,residential and business banking working mainly in the northa american market  president of the wholesale and retail financing group over 1 trillion in funding personaly

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