Fenil and I worked closely together at the Institute for Public Policy and Economy (StrategyCorp's market-facing thinktank) on the organization's inaugural whitepaper, "The Future of Ontario's Workers", for which I was a co-author and the Research Lead and Fenil was the Graphic Designer. This was a very important project for the Institute and for StrategyCorp, as it would set the tone and format of and expectations for what would become the Institute's primary product and value-proposition to clients (i.e. client-sponsored whitepapers on Canadian policy issues). Fenil joined the project during its second half (~4 months into the project), when the rough copy of the 60+ page whitepaper was more or less complete and and needed to be turned into a fully-designed, client-ready and public-facing publication. During the ~3-4 months we worked together on this project, Fenil was a fantastic resource and team player. Fenil had the difficult job of turning my vague design and thematic ideas into concrete graphics, clear formatting, and a compelling visual narrative. As a thinktank that seeks to breakdown complicated policy ideas for a government audience, it was crucial that the final document be extremely user-friendly, easy to ready, and graphically engaging. On all of these fronts, Fenil delivered to great effect. He was even able to recreate beautiful graphs from secondary sources - without having access to the original microdata - while maintaining StrategyCorp's corporate format. Given that this was the Institute's first whitepaper, Fenil had to pay meticulous attention to detail, as he was not just designing a single publication but rather was effectively designing the entire corporate branding of the Institute. Fenil succeeded in doing this with great results. Given the multitude of third-party stakeholders involved in this project and ongoing feedback from the client, my co-author and I were constantly changing the text well past the design "completion" date. Every change we made would cause a ripple effect throughout the document, forcing Fenil to redesign each page with every edit (minor or major) we made. Fenil showed enormous patience in this, and worked well into the early hours of the morning on several occasions (including weekends) to ensure we would have a final product that would exceed our client's expectations several-fold. Having previously worked with other designers on various projects, I can attest that Fenil was by far the most flexible and hardest-working I had the pleasure of working with. I recommend him without reservation.