Meet the person behind the silly words
Hello there, welcome! I’m Marie, an experienced marketing and communications professional. My CV is hidden somewhere but it’s up to you if you want to find it. Are you up for the challenge?
Full-time human
I’m a proud ‘90s woman who has been working agency-side since 2018, and I haven’t looked back. I thrive on the fast pace, the absence of routine, and the team effort. I am constantly looking for new opportunities to share my vision of the world through impactful ideas that benefit brands and people alike.
Eradicate average
There’s a new pandemic and it’s called marketing Tourette’s. Let me explain. Everyone keeps scrolling their social feed thinking: what a load of 💩, and for good reason:
● AI-generated content here, there and everywhere
● Salesmanship prioritised over showmanship
● Life advice from ChatGPT or, worse, a trust fund baby running a podcast
It’s ok to use AI, it’s ok to have sales objectives, it’s ok to run a podcast, but what’s the point if the goal is to look just like everyone else? I create memorable experiences based on what others are missing (goodbye sea of sameness, hello reverse benchmarking).
Press pause
Emerging technologies have us spinning far too fast. Quality comes with time, just like fine wine. I figured out over the years that even the best ideas need time to mature. We HAVE TO let them sit for a while, go back to them later and fine-tune our copy, graphics, whatever we are producing.
Ditch the script
28 years into this thing called life and I still can’t fathom why everything has to be so serious. Letting loose, allowing freedom and removing unnecessary boundaries can generate positivity and spark so many creative ideas. I’m not saying we should all sign emails with “Lukewarm regards” (though the funny-to-sarcastic ratio is pretty high). All I’m saying is that keeping things on brand and professional doesn’t mean they have to be bland and boring.
Stay on the winning side
I believe agencies and brands that are able to follow this path will be the ones to succeed in tomorrow’s world. The Financial Times once said, “Brands with true longevity turn out to be a bit like people: they just want and need to be loved”. Empathy and authenticity go a long way, right? This is why I take pride in connecting people through original ideas and helping brands figure out the way forward when they feel stuck.
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Full-time human
I’m a proud ‘90s woman who has been working agency-side since 2018, and I haven’t looked back. I thrive on the fast pace, the absence of routine, and the team effort. I am constantly looking for new opportunities to share my vision of the world through impactful ideas that benefit brands and people alike.
Eradicate average
There’s a new pandemic and it’s called marketing Tourette’s. Let me explain. Everyone keeps scrolling their social feed thinking: what a load of 💩, and for good reason:
● AI-generated content here, there and everywhere
● Salesmanship is prioritised over showmanship
● Life advice from ChatGPT or, worse, a trust fund baby running a podcast
It’s ok to use AI, it’s ok to have sales objectives, it’s ok to run a podcast, but what’s the point if the goal is to look just like everyone else? I create memorable experiences based on what others are missing (goodbye sea of sameness, hello reverse benchmarking).
Press pause
Emerging technologies have us spinning far too fast. Quality comes with time, just like fine wine. I figured out over the years that even the best ideas need time to mature. We HAVE TO let them sit for a while, go back to them later and fine-tune our copy, graphics, whatever we are producing.
Ditch the script
28 years into this thing called life and I still can’t fathom why everything has to be so serious. Letting loose, allowing freedom and removing unnecessary boundaries can generate positivity and spark so many creative ideas. I’m not saying we should all sign emails with “Lukewarm regards” (though the funny-to-sarcastic ratio is pretty high). All I’m saying is that keeping things on brand and professional doesn’t mean they have to be bland and boring.
Stay on the winning side
I believe agencies and brands that are able to follow this path will be the ones to succeed in tomorrow’s world. The Financial Times once said, “Brands with true longevity turn out to be a bit like people: they just want and need to be loved”. Empathy and authenticity go a long way, right? This is why I take pride in connecting people through original ideas and helping brands figure out the way forward when they feel stuck.
My wonderwall
In my career, I have been lucky enough to meet some of the most respected leaders, and I have even made lifelong friends along the way.
Robert R.
Fabrice M.
Eva M.
Eugénie J.
Philippe W.
Florent M.
It’s about things and mostly about stuff
I’m a proud product of Adland: I hate routine work, my brain can’t sit still, and I love testing the latest shiny new gadgets. As a result, I have many strings to my bow.
Account management
Strategic thinking
Creative direction
Executive communications
Creative copywriting
Brand audits
A few of the
brands I’ve worked with
Awards
Awards look cool, don’t they?
Well, I guess it’s time to show off.
Most tidy Google Drive
Least likely to tidy actual desk
Most creative at night
Least likely to attend 9 am meetings
Most likely to make lame jokes
Least likely to offend someone
Contact
So after all you’ve been through you still want to reach out to me? By now you’re either as silly and curious as I am or you’re convinced I’m a psycho.
Click on the boxes below to see what happens, and maybe, I said maybe, if you pick the right one, we can talk. I mean, right in correct, not right in left and right. Alright.
