He started dãjama because working with a creative agency should feel different now. He spent twenty years leading creative and experience work inside global agency networks. He watched those networks build their own platforms and fall behind what AI labs ship every month. At dãjama he works with the best of those tools directly, under terms that keep client data private and out of model training. Born in Colombia. Based in New York.

Camila leads commercial at dãjama. She starts every partnership conversation, and she works with Freddy on each proposal before it goes out.

Savannah is a designer and a strategist at once. Her research is where a project starts, and her business case is what a leadership team signs. Parastou and the design team build from it. Her work has run from retail and cars to pharmaceuticals and nonprofits, for startups and for some of the largest companies in their fields.

Parastou leads UX at dãjama. She sees design as a form of service, and she starts by understanding how people see the world. Savannah's research feeds her work, and Santiago carries her flows into the screens people touch. Her work spans culture, finance, media, sport, and cars, and she also coaches designers and the people who lead them.

Santiago works where brand, product, and motion meet. He taught himself design, and curiosity still drives the work, from identities for cultural institutions to interfaces for AI products. He takes Parastou's flows to the screen and builds the motion with Rich. He cares about making complex information feel simple and human.

Marc writes the words that make hard ideas easy to follow. He has led brand campaigns for technology, cars, banks, and causes. At dãjama he pairs with Rich, the way copywriters and art directors always have, and they dig past the brief until they find the thing nobody has said yet. Outside advertising, he writes books about odd history and space.

Rich works across motion design, art direction, and information design. He makes data easy to read and good to watch. He shapes ideas with Marc and builds motion with Santiago, so the story and the numbers arrive together.

Ela shapes how the work shows up where people scroll. She leads social at dãjama, working with Marc on the words and with Santiago and Rich on the look and the motion. She plans the calendar, films, photographs, and edits, and she builds communities around brands and the places people gather. With Santiago, she co-designed the visual identity for Skripta, an AI workspace for consultants.