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Born into a family of doctors in Siberia, Andrew Reutsky discovered Photoshop at 10 and never looked back. Two weeks after turning 18, he moved to Toronto to study Advertising & Graphic Design, graduating with honors before refining his craft in Florence, Italy. Recognized by Communication Arts as one of the 15 Most Promising Young Creatives Worldwide, he rose to Art Director at Leo Burnett, crafting campaigns for General Motors, Kellogg’s, and Canadian Tire. Today, he pursues a world-class understanding of his industry with business education at Harvard, following the motto that learning never stops—even for award-winning creatives.
Andrew transforms creative ideas into visually-persuasive, results-oriented advertising. Specializing in automotive retail and integrated campaigns, his work for GMC’s “Mudern Art” earned 19 million organic impressions in one month, while his proactive Volvo concept won GREY’s Global Creative Council, a top creative competition within the network. Working with Fortune 500 brands like Procter & Gamble, Nestlé, and Moderna, he combines Adobe Creative Suite mastery, AI tools, and strategic thinking to create media-agnostic campaigns that drive sales—and collect recognition from AdAge, Canadian Marketing Association, Communication Arts, and more.
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In an industry often distracted by shiny trophies, Andrew focuses on advertising that sells. His philosophy? Solve business problems first—awards follow. With meticulous attention to detail and a track record of boosting SEO, social engagement, and brand impact (like growing a medical clinic’s website traffic 10x in 5 months), he delivers “powerfully persuasive work that looks fantastic.” Reliable, respectful, and intellectually curious, Andrew thrives where strategy meets creativity.
