Today, we have Enrique Meza on the show.Enrique is the founder and creative director of Meza Studios. He was born and raised in California’s Central Valley. He is a proud son of immigrant labor workers. Connection is a recurrent theme in his creative work, and deriving human emotions is what challenges him. His goal is to leave his audience with a sense of connection and adoration for its subject while maintaining the human element. His craft has granted him the opportunity to travel all over the world, in turn inspiring him to convey that message through his work. Enrique started MEZA in 2003. Since then, he has built a forward-thinking business using creative concepts, campaigns, and collaboration with both traditional marketing agencies and mid to large-sized companies. Enrique’s favorite part of the job is working with different industries and meeting various people from all walks of life. Outside the studio, Enrique loves to hang with his family, travel, hike, and explore the local food scene wherever he might be.
Books:
Creative Calling: Establish a Daily Practice, Infuse Your World with Meaning, and Succeed in Work + Life Chase Jarvis
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