Dyneisha Gross (She/her) is a Designer at Ogilvy in Washington D.C. With her expertise in design, art direction, and strategy, she has collaborated with notable brands and government clients such as Sprite, Dove, Gerber, USAID, and the Federal Reserve.

In her free time, Dyneisha enjoys engaging in projects involving print production and social media, and has had the pleasure of working with clients including Roc Nation, Amazon Prime, Adobe, NARAL, and Nike. As a dedicated member of Black Diaspora, an Ogilvy community, Dyneisha actively contributes to fostering safe spaces. Her remarkable achievements include representing Ogilvy D.C. at the esteemed Cannes Festival of Creativity in Cannes, France.

Beyond her design work, Dyneisha is passionate about women’s reproductive health, advocacy, and healthcare equity. She dedicates her time to making a positive impact in these areas.

Originally from Baltimore, Dyneisha graduated magna cum laude from Pennsylvania College of Art & Design, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design. Before joining Ogilvy, she served as a Design Lead for Attollo Prep, an empowering 8-week program that supports high school students in college access and leadership development.

Driven by her desire to inspire young black designers, Dyneisha constantly explores innovative approaches to enhance visual communication and create a better future through design.