Eva Rudolf Senior Designer +49 202 459 58 - 22 eva.rudolf@cscp.org Download vCardConnect on LinkedIn Eva is a Senior Designer at the CSCP, where she brings sustainability to life through strategic design, visual communication, storytelling, and design thinking. She creates engaging digital and print media that help communicate ideas, connect people, and make sustainability projects more impactful across European and international contexts. Areas of expertise Alongside developing project identities and communication materials from concept to implementation, Eva creates engaging formats for knowledge exchange, stakeholder engagement, and workshops. Her work helps make complex sustainability and transformation topics accessible and tangible for different audiences, creating space for dialogue and inspiring people to take action. She also contributes to art direction in collaboration with external design partners and supports proposal writing and tendering processes, bringing a creative perspective to the development of new projects. Current work Eva’s work spans European and national projects on circular economy, sustainable food systems, regional transformation, and responsible resource use. She works with project teams and partners in translating research, innovation processes, and stakeholder collaboration into compelling visual identities, publications, digital media, and communication materials that support project impact. She also designs and facilitates participatory workshops, using storytelling to support narrative development, team building, innovation, and visioning. Drawing on human-centred design, co-creation, and rapid prototyping, she fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and contributes to user- and planet-centred solutions. Previous experience Before joining the CSCP, Eva coordinated communication and public engagement projects at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Palliative Medicine at Düsseldorf University Hospital, where she translated sensitive and complex topics into accessible dialogue and communication formats. In addition to her work as a designer for cultural, academic, and commercial clients, she taught presentation and visual communication at the University of Siegen, strengthening her expertise in design, storytelling, and knowledge transfer. Eva’s work has received international recognition, including the iF Design Award, the Red Dot Design Award, and the German Society for Palliative Medicine (DGP) Award for science communication. Education Eva holds a Diploma in Design from the University of Applied Sciences Mainz, specialising in Communication and Media Design. As part of her studies, she completed an international study programme in Communication Design at Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, Australia. Design helps people imagine positive futures—and that imagination is what turns knowledge into action. Let’s explore how design can make transformation happen.