Robert was born Chinese, was Dutch for a while, and is now a Canadian on his way to becoming an American. He is right-handed, left-hearted and center-brained. About to finish a degree in Accounting, Robert woke up one morning, flew to New York, and became a graphic designer instead.

Since then he has successfully lead integrated programs of brand strategy, corporate identity, design, advertising and new media for Starbucks, Audi, Crunch, Harley-Davidson, IBM, MTV, NPR, and other acronyms.

For most of his life, the only thing he had ever won was a pair of Cheap Trick tickets from the radio. Those have now been joined with countless awards from every imaginable design and advertising competition.

Robert has no plans of returning to the accounting profession.