Profile

Matthieu Mingasson
Senior Information Architect / Ogilvy Interactive (Paris)

In the late Eighties, I started working as a graphic designer for Rolling Stone Magazine France. In the meantime, "Le Nouvel Observateur" (a magazine) group put me in charge of art direction of their special supplements. Doing so, I started building skills for content organization and design. In the Nineties, I was hired by Textuel, a succesful corporate communications agency in Paris. There, I learned how to deal with large-scale content organization as well as design project management.
In the mid-nineties, I discovered the internet and started learning web design and web project management. In the late Nineties, I was fully involved in major web design projects for various communications agencies, and was also hired as a web-information instructor.
It's been almost a decade that I have worked for various internet projects in France and in Europe (in the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Greece, and the UK).
I've been in charge of the web departement at Paragramme.net (owned by Acces Conseil Group), and coordinate W3Prod.net, an independent designers group. I'm now in charge of Information Architecture at Ogilvy Interactive (Paris)

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