June Hongkiatkhajorn

June Hongkiatkhajorn (she/her) is a Design Director at Stranger Creative, where she leads the design practice and helps shape the vision, processes, and culture that guide the studio’s work. June builds clear design frameworks and processes that help the team work more effectively, creatively, and inclusively, making collaboration feel both natural and scalable. She keeps design output sharp and consistent and fosters a culture where creativity, speed, and accountability all work hand in hand.

With more than a decade of experience across tech and e-commerce, June has collaborated with brands including Instacart, Google, Mastercard, Verizon, Tiffany & Co., Marc Jacobs, and Michael Kors. She focuses on creating digital products that are clear, meaningful, and effortless to use. She believes that good design should look great, work simply, and feel intuitive to anyone who interacts with it.

Outside of work, June loves making things by hand, painting, and exploring museums around the city. She also enjoys reading and learning about new cultures and histories, especially through travel, books, and conversations with people from different backgrounds.

Yasmina Hashemi is a Senior Project Manager at Stranger Creative, where she leads complex, multi-workstream programs across brand, content, and digital experience. She brings a structured yet adaptive approach to project delivery, connecting strategy, creative, and operations to ensure work is executed with clarity and momentum. Yasmina works closely with cross-functional teams and clients to translate ambitious ideas into cohesive, high-impact outcomes.

Before joining Stranger Creative, Yasmina held project and program management roles across award winning agencies and brands including TwentyFirstCenturyBrand, Pendo, ANINE BING, and MOTHER Denim, where she led integrated campaigns, brand initiatives, and operational systems for creative teams. She has also worked across cultural and nonprofit spaces, developing programming and editorial platforms that center emerging artists and alternative narratives. Yasmina holds a degree in International Relations from University of British Columbia and studied Communications at Simon Fraser University.

Yasmina is currently based in New York, after working across Los Angeles and Vancouver. Outside of work, she is deeply engaged in cultural research and storytelling, with a focus on contemporary art, media, and emerging digital communities. She enjoys writing, curating, and exploring new cities through their cultural and social landscapes.