JennaHubert
All we can say is: Thank god for yearbook. It’s what inspired Jenna Hubert to learn absolutely everything she could about art, copy, photography, and how to capture a story.
After earning her bachelor of arts in journalism from the Reynold’s School of Journalism in 2011, Jenna joined KPS3 as a junior designer. Then she climbed the ranks to creative director in 2018, partner & owner in 2022, and senior creative director in 2024.
Her natural leadership skills and high emotional intelligence make her shine—but, more than that, it’s her unrelenting drive for greatness that pushes her entire team to succeed. Jenna believes the last 10% of a project is where the magic happens. In fact, we’ll often hear her say, “Refine, refine, until we run out of time.” She is the ultimate group project partner, always showing up massively prepared, encouraging people to think in new ways, and helping her coworkers get over the finish line no matter what.
Jenna has also been involved with various community organizations, including serving as a board member for AIGA Reno/Tahoe, lending her creative talents to the Girl Scouts of the Sierra Nevada, and supporting the Wildland Firefighter Foundation. She also donated her time to work on a documentary produced locally with Three Sticks Productions to raise awareness of Nevada’s opioid epidemic (that went on to win an Emmy). Her volunteer work is a testament to her belief in the power of advertising to make a positive difference in people's lives.
Outside of work (which is hard to pull her away from!), Jenna loves to spend time outdoors—whether she's backpacking, camping, or hiking—and dancing to anything from pop to bluegrass. Special shoutout to her tap-dancing lessons. Should you want to spend a quiet night in, creating flower arrangements and drinking coffee, Jenna’s your girl.
Certifications & Awards:
- AAF Reno’s Ad Person of the Year in 2023
- Emmy® Award for Road to Recovery documentary
- Nevada’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology (NCET)’s Technology Advocate of the Year - Creative Services in 2019
- Club President of the Year for Ad Club at University of Nevada, Reno
- Oh, and her yearbook won a Pacemaker Award
