Habib Bajrami
Manager: IB, Site Strategy

Imported from Macedonia to Canada, Habib Bajrami is principal of the award-winning Bytehaus Studio, located just outside Toronto in cosmopolitan Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Under his Bytehaus moniker, Habib specializes in brand identity development and consulting.

Habib, a.k.a. "Mr. B," "Habib Baby," and the heartfelt, "Bubba," brings to the Creative Latitude table over 19 years of graphic design experience. Having the ability to tap into this breadth of experience has proven to be a huge asset for Creative Latitude.

He's also fluent in four languages, which can come in pretty handy at times when you're doing stuff on a global scale. But, beyond his linguistic prowess, Habib's wherewithal to jump in and get things done has been invaluable. He's also pretty adept with Mac's OS X and we've elected him Grand High Premier OS Guru.

He began his career by taking the agency route back in the eighties and in 1997 decided to open his own shop. Apparently, he's doing something right. Over 90% of Bytehaus projects are generated by returning clients. That kind of return rate is a testament to his keen vision, honesty and ability to deliver the goods.

Armed with an arsenal of branding techniques and a stunning all-black ensemble, Habib knows how to to tackle the tough issues facing business today. His strategic thinking and implementation cuts through to the heart of the matter. The result is a sparkling branding program that sets his clients ahead of the pack in their industries.

Bytehaus clients have included the like of The Ontario Hospital Association, The Hospital for Sick Children, Hewlett Packard, Canon, Mediamix Interactive, Scott Paper and Schwartz International. Projects have covered all aspects of corporate branding including, identity design, stationary systems, annual reports, capability brochures and web sites.

On those rare occasions when he has some spare time, you'll likely find Habib doing the dad thing or perhaps on the family's annual camping pilgrimage to Manitoulin Island on the shores of Lake Mindemoya.

For a gaze, gander and ogle over some of Mr. B's work, check out his site at www.bytehaus-studio.com.