I think I would try and make the narrative more personal - the headline ‘senior associate design and marketing’ didn’t make much sense to me and the third person project descriptions make it hard to understand who the portfolio is about.

I think you can do a lot worse than a headline that says something like ‘my name is OP and I’m a graphic designer based in State’ that would make it super clear whose portfolio this is and what you do for a living.

Come to DC. Big city, the nickname for it is Chocolate city. There’s big business, small, govt designer jobs. Pays well and you won’t stick out, you’ll like it here 👍🏼

This wouldn't be exactly your question but..

I have multiple design resumés I use for different types of clients or agencies. Typically I look at the branding of the company and look/feel they convey then base my application and choice of resumé accordingly.

Typically most of the info is the same but I stylize the branding of my application a bit if I feel it would stand out.