Meet Oliver Stewart-Rudisuli, Our Founder

A Biography of his Time at SOS Shark Conservation

Oliver Stewart-Rudisuli

Creative Director

As a creative director, Ed invests his soul and imagination into every product that he works on. Trained in the exclusive City Design School, he has several years of experience in the field and dozens of highly successful projects and campaigns. Ed has been named Most Promising Designer in his field of expertise for six years in a row.

In his position with our company, Ed has participated in some of our most vibrant and viral campaigns, helping our clients increase revenues, win over new customers and establish themselves firmly as leaders in their respective fields.

Oliver Stewart-Rudisuli’s Projects

Company Projects That Oliver Stewart-Rudisuli has Contributed To Or Done Solely By Himself

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SOS Shark Conservation Base Website

The very beginning of SOS Shark Conservation started with our base website. The project was small, consisting of small home, about, gallery, and article pages. It took a period of about a month and was done solely by Oliver Stewart-Rudisuli with tremendous amounts of extensive support from his family; Brian, Sandra, and Alexandra Stewart and Roger Rudisuli.

Completed

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SOS Shark Conservation Extended Website

After completing a small base website, SOS wanted to have a bigger website with many new additions. A team page, a contact us form, a newsletter, and a donations and store page were added. The project paved a clear pathway for incorporation, which will help SOS’ growth massively. The project is still in progress, but it has already made waves in our website.

In Progress

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SOS Shark Conservation Incorporation

One of the most important important steps towards creating an charity is incorporation, and SOS Shark Conservation is no exception. Becoming an incorporated charity will let SOS add it own donations and store, among many other benefits will help SOS grow and operate better. This project is an important step towards becoming one of the prominent leaders in shark conservation.

In Progress