Evan Tynan

About Me

Evan Tynan is a creative design and marketing professional in the sports industry. With an eye for graphics and a mind for branding, he’s consulted for a variety of clients to strengthen their public image. After working tirelessly to sharpen his skills, his talent helps organizations refresh their communications to stay relevant in a fast-paced world.

Current Roles & Duties

Evan is currently employed at Triple Crown Sports. There, he works with multiple clients to master their marketing. His goal is always to capture the attention of the target audience. For him, graphics are more than just stunning colors and clean lines. He wants to find a symbol for the brand that truly connects — one that allows the viewer to glean anything from core values to key benefits.

He uses his expertise in digital media and marketing to help organizations hone their outreach strategies for maximum results. For every dollar spent on design, Evan Tynan wants to see that investment pay off many times over. No matter how well-known or successful the brand is, there's always room for improvement.

Career History

Evan has spent 10 years in marketing and communications, steadily expanding his portfolio and establishing himself in the industry. He started at the bottom of the ladder as a volunteer intern for the Fort Myers Miracle Baseball Club and worked his way up. Throughout it all, he’s put his ego on the backburner. He prioritizes learning from more experienced graphic designers and communication strategists whenever and wherever possible.

His career was built on a passion for sports. He’s worked at a number of levels for a variety of athletic organizations, including the NCAA Division II, NHL, NBA, and Minor League Baseball. His talents and drive have earned him several promotions over the years, allowing him to test out his skills in new territories.

From Marketing Service Specialist to Interim Sports Information Director, Evan was able to process and evaluate how marketing and communications affected different departments. This kind of insight makes him indispensable as a designer, particularly when images can be powerful enough to convey multiple meanings.