On Tuesday (March 24), Billboard announced the appointment of Madeline Montoya as creative director.
In this role, Montoya will lead the brand’s global visual identity. Montoya will oversee the design team across Billboard’s editorial, multimedia, custom branded content and experiential initiatives, including a reimagining of the print magazine and the Billboard Charts. She will help shape the next phase of Billboard’s visual storytelling, from covers and photography to digital and experiential design.
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“Madeline brings an exceptional perspective to editorial design and a deep understanding of how visual storytelling can shape journalism,” said Dana Droppo, Billboard’s chief brand officer. “Her work is both innovative and intentional, and we are excited for her to define the next era of Billboard’s creative identity.”
Montoya is a creative director and graphic designer specializing in editorial design. She has worked with leading publications including The New York Times, Bloomberg Businessweek and Teen Vogue. She is also the founding creative director of Byline, an independent print and digital magazine dedicated to championing the individual voice.
Her work in innovative editorial storytelling has earned her recognition as a Young Guns 23 honoree, awarded annually to top creatives under 30 worldwide.
