Real Talk.
My brain works a bit differently. I'm dyslexic. It shows up in the way I decode unfamiliar words; I rely on sounding things out rather than instantly recognizing them. This trained me to hold two thought streams at once, decoding while still listening and engaging, something that’s become a surprising strength. It sharpened my visual reasoning, helped me spot patterns, and gave me a knack for explaining complex ideas clearly. Paired with strong intuition and emotional intelligence, it’s shaped how I move through creative and social spaces. And while I’ve found ways around it and barely notice its impact as an adult, it’s given me a deep empathy for others who are wired differently.
I’ve always been fascinated by people, what drives them, connects them, and how they behave in groups. I devour anything to do with psychology, sociology, or human dynamics. Thinkers like Brené Brown helped me articulate instincts I’ve had since childhood: I don’t just notice what people do, I want to understand why. That mindset helps me stay curious, ask better questions, and build bridges across difference.
Growing up in the theatre, I loved watching rehearsals even more than performances. They were alive with possibility; problems being solved in real time, scenes rewritten on the fly. I’d sit in the audience trying to spot what wasn’t working and imagine how it might be fixed. During breaks, I’d quiz my mom (a choreographer), build makeshift stages, and rope dancers into acting out my imagined scenes. That was my version of play.
In many ways, it still is. I thrive in collaborative, creative environments where ideas take shape in real time. I love helping others do their best work, finding clarity in complexity, and bringing energy to a shared vision.
That’s my thing.
First time on stage: 'La Gioconda' Bremen, Germany (1993)
BA Theses - Berlin, German (2013)
Ballet class with Mum - Bremen, Germany (1997)
MA Theses - London, UK (2014)
Fancy Dress - Rocky Horror Show Vancouver (2016)
TEDxVancouver Live Stream Lead (2015)
Lover of Dogs
The book that influenced my collaboration approach
TEDxToronto Live Stream Lead - My Dream Team (2018)
Women's March - Vancouver (2016)
The philosophy I live and lead by
TEDxToronto: Broadcast Director (2019)
NEXUS Campaign Shoot (2018)
Jay-Jay Le May-May
Mr. & Mrs. Marsh
Word on the street
“Lucia has impeccable client management skills.
Clients trust & love her work.”
— Senior Partner, Art & Science
“She's intelligent, great under pressure, creative in her solutions, engaging with people, achieves wins, and inspires to execute at the highest level.”
— Peter Helm, Broadcast Director at TEDxVancouver
“Your personality shone through your work. Very strong thinker. Your work is thoughtful and crisp. People said GLOWING things as you’d expect.”
— Instructor at Miami Ad School
“Her emotional intelligence is some of the highest in the agency.”
— Kirk Clyne, Creative Director at Art & Science
“Her creativity and clinical eye instantly boost any project she comes across.”
— Vincent Van Cooten, Owner at LiVECAST
“You are such a joy to be around. Your dedication to self-growth is astounding and inspiring. You are magic. XO .”
— Instructor at Miami Ad School
”You were a really, really great manager, always so open (in your communication and way of thinking), and I really appreciate how you always pushed me to grow and think more strategically. Especially thankful for having the time to actually meet in person in Fort Collins.”
— Sr. Account Manager at Media.Monks