I am an interviewer, writer, and editor. Growing up between French and American cultures with Latin American roots, I became interested early on in how ideas and stories move across contexts. I studied art history at Harvard and began my career as a journalist, writing for publications including Women’s Wear Daily, W Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, The New York Times, and TIME Style & Design.
Over time, my work expanded from writing about culture to convening it – producing programs and moderating conversations with the people shaping it.
In 2024, I founded The Loss Encounters, an interview series exploring what we create, build, and become after experiencing loss. The project grew from years of interviewing artists, activists, and business leaders whose work was quietly shaped by this theme. It’s the story I kept finding, and eventually had to tell.
Convening and Strategy
My work is informed by a career spent convening leaders and building engaged audiences for cultural institutions and global brands. I bring an editorial perspective to institutional strategy, programming, and narrative, having held leadership roles including:
The International Center of Photography: As Director of Strategic Initiatives, I worked with leadership and the Board to shape priorities across programs and audience development.
Marriott International Luxury Council: As Director of Content and Cultivation, I built leadership networks and produced annual summits for the CEO and C-suite.
French Institute Alliance Française: As Director of Art de Vivre, I curated and moderated public conversations with cultural leaders and creatives.
The Foundation
Before this work, I trained as a violinist for nearly two decades. That experience continues to shape how I work today: through close listening, attention to structure, and respect for craft.