Celina Duffy loves to design and create. Celina is the CEO and President of Tagline Communications, a boutique creative agency, specializing in brand strategy, graphic design, website development, and advertising. In 2000, she founded Tagline Communications, after years of freelancing for top advertising agencies and is inspired to help people and businesses grow and develop through the use of effective visual communications. She understands the value of impactful, branded aesthetics that engage customers with streamlined functionality and visually intuitive, appealing graphics. Celina enjoys the design process and feels rewarded when she helps businesses find solutions for their communications needs. Over the last 20 years, Celina has had the opportunity to work with a wide range of organizations, from Startups to Fortune 500 companies. Her experience includes projects for the City of Los Angeles, Smithsonian Institution, The White House, USC Pacific Asia Museum, City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, City of South Pasadena, American Library Association, LA Playwrights’ Arena, National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development, FASGI, FilAm Arts, Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Starwood Resorts, Hilton, Mitsubishi, Deluxe Entertainment, Company 3, Picture Shop, and Epson.

Celina served as a panelist for ArtCenter's Designmatters AAPI Heritage Month Toyota Motors Corporation Endowed Series, showcased Filipino Martial Arts for the Philippine Consulate General's National History Month Celebration, and was selected to be a Keynote Commencement Speaker for CSU Fullerton’s Pilipino Graduation Celebration. She has also been featured in the U.S. Small Business Administration Annual Report, highlighted as a SCORE Success Story, profiled in Inside Kung Fu Magazine, and awarded a U.S. Patent. She received funding from the Smithsonian Institution to produce a multimedia art exhibit entitled, I Am Today's Filipino, which documented the stories of 100 Southern California Filipinos, and was selected to create the Asian-Pacific Islander American Heritage cultural guide calendar for the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles.

Celina has received recognition from multiple public agencies and officials for her artistic contributions to the City of Los Angeles. She currently serves as chairman of the board for Filipino American Service Group, Inc. (FASGI) and is a board member for South Pasadena Arts Council (SPARC). Aside from her multiple design and creative projects, Celina is passionate about the arts, loves spending time with her family, and enjoys teaching and training in martial arts. As a Los Angeles resident, Celina continues to expand on her artistic interests and creative writing through study and experimentation.