Glenn Heitz

• janet reingold
• kevin miller
• joseph ney
• jack benson
• doug gardner
• lynn sullivan
• glenn heitz
• barbara wells
• amy buckley
• valerie marrapodi
• lynette morsell
• michael akin
• lindsey tharp
• hillery tsumba

Glenn Heitz

Associate Creative Director

With deep insight and exceptional creative instincts, Glenn Heitz ensures that every Reingold design reinforces our clients' strategic goals. He has more than 15 years of experience in analyzing complex marketing problems and translating high-level brand strategy and audience profiles into innovative, multimedia communications.

At Reingold, Glenn has produced a wide range of distinctive solutions-from print publications to interactive online tools. He has created reports for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, an electronic "design awareness tool" for the Internal Revenue Service, signage and promotional materials for the Georgetown Waterfront Park, identity and collateral materials for the American College of Cardiology, and a major print public service advertising campaign for the National Health Service Corps. Most recently, for the ePals online literacy program, Glenn designed an entire corporate identity encompassing a lobby display, website design, and a variety of brochures, postcards, and bookmarks.

Before joining Reingold, Glenn was vice president, group creative director at RTC Relationship Marketing, where he led creative teams on all of the agency's healthcare accounts. He launched the Claritin and Clarinex brands for Schering-Plough, earning Schering's 2001 Agency of the Year Award for outstanding marketing contribution and superior performance. Glenn has directed creative, production, and Internet development teams and multiple outside suppliers for clients including Glaxo Smith Kline, Mead Johnson, NASDAQ, FedEx, XO Communications, AARP, the National Institutes of Health, and the National Cancer Institute.

Glenn's work on Schering's Claritin brand and Mead Johnson's Enfamil brand was recognized by the Direct Marketing Association as two of the Top Ten Loyalty programs for 1997-2001. His work has received recognition in numerous local and national competitions including New York Art Directors Club, Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington, AdTech, and the Medical Marketing Association.

Glenn earned dual bachelor's degrees in advertising and graphic design from the University of Georgia.