Bobbi Eggers spent most of her career as the Executive Creative Director at blue chip agencies in NYC, London, Paris and Amsterdam including Saatchi and Saatchi, J. Walter Thompson, McCann Erickson and Revlon. She was involved with long running national ad campaigns for  Coca-Cola (“Don’t say the P Word”), British Airways ("The World's Favourite Airline"), Hanes, Miller Genuine Draft ("Miller Time"), Clairol, Herbal Essences, Ford, Revlon, Borghese, Charles of the Ritz, Cover Girl, Halston, Lady Footlocker, Champs, Wrangler (“The Jeans Made for Adventure”) & Joop jeans, Dannon, Smucker’s (“With a Name Like Smucker’s It Has to be Good.”), Proctor and Gamble (Tide, Finesse, Oil of Olay, Dawn, Cascade, etc.), Dress for Success and African Wildlife Foundation and more. She started a women’s advertising agency for JWT called The Intuition Group. She received awards from the Art Director’s Club, the Clios and CEBA: helping African-American Women in advertising. She designed the book, “New York Actors” with photographer Susan Shacter, helped the Wall St. Journal launch “Offspring,” a children’s magazine and created soulfulhomes.com with Mimi Doe, author and parenting guru.  Bobbi currently works on new product development for large brands and relaunches and markets new companies.

In Greenwich, Bobbi is known for creating cartoons with Jane Condon, stand-up comedian. They produce a product line of calendars, memo pads, and accessories. The cartoons run bi-monthly in the Greenwich Post. Bobbi also writes and illustrates for Greenwich Magazine.

Bobbi graduated Summa Cum Laude from the Cooper School of Art with a major in Communication Design, and a minor in Fashion Illustration.  She currently sits on the advisory board of Greenwich Magazine and the Greenwich Music Festival, serves on the board of the Junior League of Greenwich,  and has been on the board of The  Bishop’s Fund for Children, the Vestry of Christ Church Greenwich, Kids in Crisis and the Putnam Indian Field School.