and I'm an archaeologist turned copywriter.

 

I've always loved stories, especially shaping them. That's why I chose

a major in Archaeology and not History when I went to college –

because I didn't want to just read stories, I wanted to discover them.

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One day I realized I wanted to do more than discover – I wanted to create. So I pivoted careers into creative writing, my other life-long passion. That's what brought me to pursue a Master's degree in Scriptwriting (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) and a Master's degree in Branding + Integrated Communications with a focus on Copywriting (City College of New York).

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But being a creative writer is not too different from being an archaeologist, to be honest. Now I dig through culture, I unearth human truths and I re-write the story of brands. 

 

I also appreciate not ending up covered in dirt after a workday

(at least, not literally).

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