Lucía Gil Bran

Lucía Gil Bran has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Lucía started their career in 2005 as an Events Specialist at SMS.ac, where they organized congresses, conferences, and trade fairs. Lucía then transitioned to the role of Project Manager, overseeing marketing and software projects and implementing efficient communication procedures.

In 2007, Lucía became the Director of Special Events at Luxe Special Events, where they developed business and marketing plans, implemented advertising strategies, and coordinated all aspects of corporate and social events.

Lucía then worked as a Project Manager at DLA Piper, where they devised project plans, produced reports on marketing initiatives, and coordinated agendas and recruitment procedures for directors and their teams.

In 2008, Lucía became the Marketing and Business Development Manager at BRAN, where they formulated and executed sales strategies, planned and monitored marketing and advertising campaigns, and created and implemented the company's website.

Following that, they joined Bristol-Myers Squibb as a Traffic Coordinator, supervising design and production processes and coordinating work intake for account executives, designers, and proofreaders.

Most recently, Lucía worked at Extreme Reach, first as a Client Services & Traffic Executive and later as the Head of Client Services & Traffic. In these roles, they managed and maintained a diverse client base, oversaw client portfolios, fostered relationships with clients, and collaborated with various departments.

Lucía's work experience demonstrates their leadership abilities, strong customer service skills, and expertise in project management, marketing, and event coordination.

Lucía Gil Bran's education history includes a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Universidad CEU San Pablo, which they pursued from 1999 to 2004. Additionally, they obtained a Certificate in Business Management with a Marketing Emphasis from UC San Diego, which they completed in the timeframe of 2004 to 2005.