Anibal Maiz Caceres

My adventure in the world of infographics began at Agence France-Presse, where my responsibility was to create infographics that not only informed but also captivated the public. I also worked on large-scale projects, including the creation of infographics displayed on the hoardings surrounding the Notre-Dame de Paris construction site for the cathedral's reconstruction and the production of videos for National Geographic.

My career then extended to the private sector, where I worked as a freelance graphic designer for various renowned companies, including Qantas, Sanofi, Accor, EDF, Campari, Stoli Group, Diageo, Le Point, Visual.ly, and many others. I designed complex infographics, key visuals, point-of-sale materials, product sheets, posters, social media banners, and even labels for Champagne bottles.

My varied professional background and my ability to create infographics adapted to diverse audiences were highlighted during my collaboration with prestigious clients such as National Geographic, Visa, Dell, Unicef, and The Carter Center at Visual.ly, an agency specializing in digital marketing, dataviz, and infographics.

My time as Head of the Web Department within the Presidency of Mexico also offered me the opportunity to lead the design and creation of animated HTML infographics, videos, and other graphic solutions to effectively communicate government strategy. This experience allowed me to develop skills in front-end design and UI, as well as a deep understanding of communication strategies.

My commitment to infographics is not limited to visual creation. I am also a member of the jury for AFPA IMEP, where I contribute to the evaluation and promotion of emerging talents in this field.