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Josh Summitt is a Branding and Design Strategist that creates immersive marketing experiences, thought-promoting campaigns, and intuitive social media solutions. Currently, Josh is the full-time Kids and Creative Director with RCOG in the suburbs of Savannah, Georgia. He serves by directing all creative outlets, heading-up the design of all major events, and managing a volunteer team of over 50 individuals. He and his wife, Beverly, reside in Savannah, Georgia with their two daughters.

For the past ten years, Josh has been able to serve within the local church using his gifting to bring growth, while simultaneously serving the public as a freelance designer. When working outside of the church, he collaborates exclusively with with what he refers to as “leisure moment brands”—including premier hotels, ready-to-wear, exclusive real estate opportunities, cutting-edge curators, and distinctive restaurants. He’s helped to achieve transformative growth for industry leading clientele from Savannah to Los Angeles.

After Josh enrolled at Georgia Southern University, he quickly gained notoriety within circles for his branding and strategic design eye. He studied Marketing and Business and graduated Cum Laude with a minor in Public Relations in the spring of 2016. Josh was awarded the Strategic Communications Design Award from Georgia Southern University’s department of Public Relations in 2015.

As a freshman, he began his first internship with Abshire Public Relations in Savannah. There, he spent the summer writing press releases, crafting social media campaigns, and developing print advertisements. Later, Josh was offered the position as Marketing Director with a Savannah real estate firm where his eye for design proved useful. There, he gained experience in staging and photography while successfully marketing millions of dollars of commercial and residential real estate.

In 2017, Josh accepted a full-time position with Savannah magazine as an Advertising and Editorial designer. During his first year, he managed and develop $2.45 million dollars in print advertising. While there, he gained experience styling photoshoots and art directing portions of the magazine. With his experience in the real estate field, he became a favorite among realty firms that advertised within the magazine. As of today, Josh has successfully marketed over $145 million dollars in commercial and residential properties.  

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