Have I to use "a" in the next sentence?

As an isolated sentence, it seems to me that I would include the article a. There's no need to capitalize graphic designer, by the way.

CJ

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Generally, the "a" is appropriate.

I note that you have capitalized the designation. If this is a small company with only one "graphic designer," and Danny is it (this is his official title), you may skip the "a."

"Danny is more than Graphic Designer for our company. He's also the boss's private chauffeu

Thank you for your replies...

So, if I use it as it is - without an article (lets say it's Danny's personal title), it is correct? or totally not?

It should be an isolated sentence...

In this sentence I want to say that Danny is much more than just a designer... he is a good worker, talented and same stuff...

i.wanna.learnIn this sentence I want to say that Danny is much more than just a designer... he is a good worker, talented and same stuff...

Then you should say this:

Danny is much more than just a graphic designer; he is a good worker, talented, and ...

CJ

Yeah, but I want to do it as short as possible... by using only one sentence... it should be like a slogan.

Sorry, but I don't know how to make it shorter or like a slogan. Hopefully, someone else will respond to your request. Just be patient and someone will come along.

CJ

CalifJim Just be patient and someone will come along.

Much more than a graphic designer, Danny is a good worker, talented, and imaginative.

How short does it have to be??

Danny - not just a graphic designer.