Alex Naghavi🇺🇸
Creative Director at Block
About Alex Naghavi
Creative Director at Block
I'm a Creative Director in LA with 17+ years of experience in product design, branding and leadership. I'm passionate about empowering and uplifting people in their careers, especially those in underrepresented communities. If you want to learn more about being a leader, sharpening your design or communication skills, putting together a job-winning portfolio and resume, or just needing advice on how to navigate your next career move – then let's chat! I'm here to help. :)
I'm also a first-generation Australian, with Dutch and Persian parents, who 3D prints sculptures I design in VR.
NB: If I'm slow to respond it's probably because I mostly only check my messages on Mondays. Also, the sessions are meant to be 30 mins, not 15—not sure why the system is showing 15 bookings. Feel free to book 2 15 min sessions back to back, if so.
Expertise
Sessions with Alex Naghavi
- General Mentorship (30 min): In this 30 minute session, you’ll receive personalized advice and actionable feedback to help you navigate the creative industry.
What mentees say
“Alex is an exceptional mentor. I really enjoyed the conversation and how it opened me up to think about my practice (and life beyond it) from new angles, something I was really yearning. :) Alex is very knowledgeable about what happens in the industry, open minded and empathetic! I came away with lots of fresh ideas :) Thank you so much Alex!”
“Alex is extraordinarily gifted when it comes to being fully present in a conversation and leaving you with something valuable. I came to Alex for general advice on AI filmmaking and she generously shared not only her time but her very helpful suggestions. I highly recommend booking a call with her should you find yourself in need of advice on storytelling & AI filmmaking.”
“A thoughtful and inspiring conversation that went far beyond career advice. We spoke about creative identity, authorship, and the future of design and technology. One idea that stayed with me was the importance of experimenting openly and sharing your work before it's perfect, rather than waiting for permission from the industry.”