Brooke Hinkle

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About Brooke Hinkle

A Colorado native and a third generation Japanese American, Brooke’s work is a reflection of Japanese intricacy, her personal glamour and style, and Colorado inspiration. Conceptualizing nationwide consumer-centric campaigns across numerous languages, religious behaviors, and media types, she effortlessly works towards adapting mainstream brand stories within the construct of cultural nuances and to honor brand standards. Prior to joining MIKADO, Brooke spent eight years with MoneyGram International, a leading money remittance company, spearheading the organization's multicultural design efforts, and also did work for DISH International (the leading multicultural pay-TV provider in the U.S.), Walmart, MasterCard, General Mills and others. Brooke holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Graphic Design from Colorado Mesa University. When not at work, Brooke is a proud mother of two adorable daughters and three dogs, two cats, nine chickens, and a dozen fish (currently) and is passionate about working in her backyard, taking care of her flowers and the world. She is often referred to as the Chief Compassion Officer for MIKADO.