About me

Brittany Draper is a graduate of Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing Arts with Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Advertising Design. She started out modeling, which perhaps got her into advertising in the first place. She spent most of her career in New York City. Her eclectic blend of experience lets her deliver effective work that defies convention. Her brain is a rare combination of analytical and creative, making her a force to be reckoned with when faced with a challenge.

Though Brittany's home is now healthcare, she got her start with consumer brands like Nikon, Amtrak, and Sony, working across traditional and digital communications. While it was rewarding, she found her calling because of something unrelated to her craft - her grandfather's Alzheimer's disease. She received an offer from FCB Health to work on Lilly's Amyvid, a diagnostic tool to help detect Alzheimer's and decided to use her talents to produce work that had a lasting impact on the lives of people.
Since then she has worked on an assortment of brands across various agencies: Viberzi for IBSD, Duxipent for atopic dermatitis, Praluent for high cholesterol, Fasenra for eosinophilic asthma, and Baqsimi for severe hypoglycemia. Her passion and vision have led to working with an Academy Award-winning director to shoot a documentary film "Heartfelt" for Sanofi and Regeneron. She won a Clio Health Award for Viberzi and their "Irritabelle" campaign, short-listed for her work on AstraZeneca's "Illuminate" campaign for HCPs, and one of her Kohler spots has garnered over 6 million views on YouTube. She started CDMP's Innovation Labs and is a member of the Global Creative Council to push work to award-winning potential across the network.