CEO/Chief Digital Strategist 

Before co-founding LaMont Digital, Alf LaMont most recently worked as Social Media Director at TaskForce PR. He was Head of Digital Content at Adler Integrated and VP of Marketing and Development at The World Famous Comedy Store in Los Angeles. Alf’s work in social justice, politics, and art have received a great deal of attention. Recent projects, including Truth To Power, Manifest: Justice & #Watts50, have been featured on CBS, NBC, PBS, Univision, La Opinion, Televisa, The LA Times, Newsweek, Forbes, Rolling Stone, The Guardian, KPCC, Boing Boing, The Hill, & Politico. Alf lives in Sacramento with his much more brilliant wife, loves science, has a history podcast, plays the trombone (poorly), and loves his corgi, Watson.

Your go-to karaoke song? 
“Sweet Caroline” by Neil Diamond

What is your most-used emoji? 😂

Be honest, how often do you work from bed?
Never unless I’m responding to things on my phone from bed, before bed, or as soon as I wake up.

Director of Social Media

Born in Mexico, raised in Colorado, at home in Los Angeles. Christian’s background in documentary and narrative film production includes co-directing the first-ever US Paralympic Team processing video, which led him to a digital and social media strategist career. This has paved the way for him to combine his passions of storytelling, community organizing, and advocacy to amplify and support underrepresented voices through digital media formats. His work has been recognized in PBS, LA Times, Newsweek, the Root, and even got a shout-out from filmmaker Ava DuVernay. You can usually find Christian introducing families to outdoor activities, representing his community as an elected official, volunteering as a poll worker, or marching for a cause he believes in.

Your go-to karaoke song?

My go-to Karaoke song is the one I don't have to sing

What is your most-used emoji? 🙌

Be honest, how often do you work from bed?

I don't work from bed–that's actually not a bad idea now that you mention it

Art Director

Jen knows what it takes to transform a good design into a great design. At LaMont Digital she provides a bright, thoughtful approach to every project, leading the design team with careful direction. Before joining our team, Jen ran her own boutique creative agency, JENCO CREATIVE, for over a decade. Driven by the belief that everyone deserves great design, she has served big-name clients like the Got Milk? campaign and Mary J. Blige, as well as small businesses & startups. Outside of her day job, Jen is a Mentor with the I Have a Dream Foundation, a former editor at The Dieline Packaging blog and an advocate for women in business. When she’s not helping people and making the world look better, you can find her in a pink apron making ceramic treasures.

What’s your go-to karaoke song?
“Love Shack” by the B-52s

What is your most-used emoji? 😂

Be honest, how often do you work from bed?
No way. Never.

Senior Graphic Designer

Alex Izaguirre is a Venezuelan-born graphic artist based in Miami, Florida. His work can be seen at various organizations like Voto Latino, The California Endowment, Listos California, and Resilience Force. He recently collaborated with Target on designs for Hispanic Heritage Month and won a Shorty’s Award for design in the “Immigrants Are Essential” campaign. As a musician and designer, Alex has helped build the brand identity of many music acts in his city and volunteers his talents to help communities in need of digital design.

Your go-to karaoke song?
Cake “Never There”

What is your most-used emoji? 🙃

Be honest, how often do you work from bed?
NEVER!

Social Media Account Manager

Kyra Nguyen is a Queer and Trans Vietnamese person whose identity largely shaped their journey into creative work, sitting at the intersection of both social media and activism. Born, raised, and living in Los Angeles, they have rooted their social media work in social justice and community building — maintaining the belief that social media is a needed and helpful tool for education, storytelling, and political messaging.

When they’re not at work, you can probably find them at a food distribution, eviction defense, or reading a book on international historical struggles.

Your go-to karaoke song?
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, “Face Down”

What is your most-used emoji? 😂

Be honest, how often do you work from bed?
I try not to, but sometimes I can’t resist, so a couple days a month.

Graphic Designer

Based in Orange County, Summer is a graphic designer with a BA in English from Scripps College. She discovered a love for graphic design as managing editor for Rod & Custom, Street Rodder, Super Chevy and Popular Hot Rodding magazines. This led her to create her own design agency, Serendipitous Design, which focuses on print and digital design and branding and has served clients such as Money Mailer and PillowPets.

Summer’s belief in the power of being involved in community has led her to volunteer in local organizations that support children, vets and the arts. She sits on the board of MTAOC and has costumed and produced youth theater shows for casts of up to 140 students.

Your go-to karaoke song?
The Killers, “Mr. Brightside”

What is your most-used emoji? 😂

Be honest, how often do you work from bed?
Since that’s where my dogs like to sleep, regularly.

Graphic Designer and Animator

Andrea Yasko is a Bay Area-based, half-Korean graphic designer with a BFA in graphic design from CalArts. Her love for animals and characters used in Korean and Japanese design led to her interest in mascots and character design or, as she calls them, "Cuties." Because of her admiration for Bauhaus professor, László Moholy-Nagy and filmmaker, Jan Svankmajer, she thrives on exploration with mixed media art forms, primarily collage with a love for combining live-action film and a range of animation styles, mainly stop motion.

Outside of design, she likes cheeto.

Your go-to karaoke song?

"Buy You a Drank"

What is your most-used emoji? 👀

Be honest, how often do you work from bed? 60/40

Social Media Manager

Luis Ramirez joined Lamont Digital in 2023 as a Social Media Manager. A Mexican-American immigrant from Queens, New York, Luis is an active public servant, artist, designer, and photographer with experience as a leader in the nonprofit sector and supporting state and local government roles. As a queer man and DACA recipient, Luis is passionate about supporting immigrant and LGBTQ justice. He enjoys using his graphic arts training to make a difference in the world, and producing content for our diverse client base to use across various social media platforms is a great way to create that impact. Luis believes that a well-told story at the right time can change the world.

Your go-to karaoke song?
Los Ángeles Azules, “Cómo Te Voy a Olvidar”

What is your most-used emoji? 🤦🏻

Be honest, how often do you work from bed
Never work from bed. Bed is a sanctuary from work.