Lindsey
Kundel
CommunicATIONS.
MaRKETING.
GRAPHIC DESIGN.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
BRAND CONSULTANT.
WRITER.
YOGA TEACHER.
AND MORE!
About
me
I consider myself a brand journalist, working to tell true and impactful stories about brands that I believe in.
I have worked as a freelance journalist, magazine designer, English & journalism teacher, and, most recently as the Director of Communications for a large K-12 private school in Taipei, Taiwan ROC.
I have credentials and certificates in teaching, school leadership, nonprofit fundraising (CFRE), and four graduate degrees, including an MBA.
I am a fierce proponent of a balanced and purpose-driven life. I am addicted to Peloton fitness classes, my husband’s cooking at DiVino Taipei, and my two dogs, Panna & Roma.
Featured
work
01
Vivant Wine Decanters | Taipei, Taiwan |
Website & Brand Translation Consultation
I love serving as a coach and a cheerleader for organizations looking to tell stories about the people that make them great.
02
Taipei American School | New Website, Brand Designs & Social Media Strategy
03
Taipei American School | Internal Communications Project on Intranet Portals & Newsletters
SHALOM BAYIT
Quick Self-Reflection
Identify your core values to help you feel confident in your own beliefs, and from that foundation, you can focus on being curious and open to what someone from a different background or perspective might share.
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Know Your Audience
Be mindful of who is sitting with you. The notion of “consider your audience” works whether you are giving a presentation at work to a C-level executive or if you’re talking casually in a group.
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This Isn’t An Interrogation
When the moment comes that the dreadful topic comes up at the table, try to ask questions to better understand why the person holds the beliefs they do. Often, people learn more when they are listening rather than when they are talking.
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Curiosity May Have Killed the Cat But...
...you’ll be fine. Approaching the conversation with open ears and curiosity can establish trust. Creating a space where everyone can share their views without fear of being judged is essential.
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FJMC | California, USA | Graphic Design for Social Media
Experience
FREELANCE COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGIST
2024-Present
Director of Communications & Marketing
2017-2024, Taipei American School
Journalism Teacher, Communications Officer
2015-2017, Taipei American School
EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
2014-2015, Rodeph Sholom School
INSTRUCTIONAL COACH
2014, Breakthrough Atlanta
English Literature teacher
2011-2014, Cannon School
journalist & designer
2007-2011, Chicago Magazine, The Daily Northwestern, The Weekly, among others
Get in touch
Address
Taipei City, Taiwan ROC & Cedar Rapids, IA, USA
Phone
+886 090-368-2363 and +1 980-636-2363
Email
lindseykundel@gmail.com