Brenna Aldredge
Lead Designer
Brenna has found the perfect match in Big Fish Local. The company’s commitment to serving the local community and making a positive impact aligns perfectly with her own values, motivating her to deliver her best work. Being part of a team that values integrity and respect provides her with the ideal environment to produce work that contributes to the success of local businesses.
In her typical day, Brenna engages in a diverse range of projects. From designing logos and branding guidelines to crafting website designs and advertisements, she tailors her work to meet the unique needs of each client. Her ultimate aim is to instill confidence and ignite a fresh sense of excitement in her clients’ businesses.
Having grown up in Springfield, Brenna is thrilled to have the opportunity to work with small businesses in her hometown. Her connection to the community adds an extra layer of enthusiasm to her work.
During her leisure time, Brenna indulges in her passions for painting, baking, and spending quality moments with her loved ones. Those close to her describe her as a highly creative individual who takes joy in bringing new ideas to life and sharing her enthusiasm with those around her.
In her typical day, Brenna engages in a diverse range of projects. From designing logos and branding guidelines to crafting website designs and advertisements, she tailors her work to meet the unique needs of each client. Her ultimate aim is to instill confidence and ignite a fresh sense of excitement in her clients’ businesses.
Having grown up in Springfield, Brenna is thrilled to have the opportunity to work with small businesses in her hometown. Her connection to the community adds an extra layer of enthusiasm to her work.
During her leisure time, Brenna indulges in her passions for painting, baking, and spending quality moments with her loved ones. Those close to her describe her as a highly creative individual who takes joy in bringing new ideas to life and sharing her enthusiasm with those around her.
