Lorie Smith

Creative Director of website, graphic design and interactive marketing strategies for businesses.

For the 10+ years I've had the privileged of working in a variety of environments providing marketing, advertising, graphic design, branding, strategy, and social media consultation services to businesses and organizations large and small. My specialties are many and large scale because I truly love what I do. 

303creative operates on the belief that a deeply personal relationship with our clients is essential to providing services that exceed your expectations. Larger firms require big teams to accomplish the same services that 303creative provides. These large operations typically result in an impersonal approach, which places priority on their bottom line, instead of on you, the client. With 303creative, you can rest assured that we are experienced in providing a customized, dedicated, and one-stop experience for every client, for every project.

Specialties: Marketing consultation, social media strategy and implementation, branding, advertising, graphic design, website design, website redesign & business development.

303 Creative company

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Jake Warner serves as senior counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom’s Appellate Team.

Since joining ADF in 2017, Warner has focused primarily on protecting the freedom of Christians to freely exercise their faith in the marketplace without fear of government punishment. He has served on the litigation teams arguing cases such as Masterpiece Cakeshop Inc. v. Elenis and Telescope Media Group v. Lucero.

He has also defended religious freedom more broadly. In A.H. v. French, Warner successfully represented a Christian high school student on appeal at the Second Circuit, where the court entered a preliminary injunction that stopped state officials from discriminating against a student based on her religious status. This ruling ensured that the student could access a publicly funded educational program on the same terms as her peers.

Prior to joining ADF, Warner served as a judicial law clerk to Senior U.S. District Judge Malcolm J. Howard in the Eastern District of North Carolina. Before that, he engaged in private practice with the firm of Perry, Perry, & Perry, in Kinston, North Carolina, where he primarily represented criminal defendants in both federal and state courts.

Warner earned his J.D. at Regent School of Law, graduating magna cum laude in 2011. He obtained his B.A. in history and political science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2006.

Warner is admitted to practice in Arizona, North Carolina, and the U.S. Supreme Court, as well as many federal district and appellate courts.