Eduardo has spent his life and career proving that the best storytellers refuse to specialize.

Across licensing, content, and brand strategy, he's worked alongside NASA, P&G, Google, and Interpol as well as AMI, Moncler, Loewe, Supreme, Adidas and Zara, moving fluidly between high-stakes policy conversations and hands-on creative direction.

He co-founded a camera company before finishing university, built a global community around slowing down in a culture obsessed with speed, and has spent years asking how brands can communicate with actual honesty instead of the performance of it.

The question “how do you build something real, and who gets to belong to it?” runs through everything he does.

He brings his point of view specifically to work in human rights, LGBTQIA+ rights, immigrant rights, neurodivergence in the workplace, as well as children's and animal causes. If your project sits at the intersection of brand and belonging, he's not just qualified; he's invested.

Eduardo has spent his life and career proving that the best storytellers refuse to specialize.

Across licensing, content, and brand strategy, he's worked alongside NASA, P&G, Google, and Interpol as well as AMI, Moncler, Loewe, Supreme, Adidas and Zara, moving fluidly between high-stakes policy conversations and hands-on creative direction.

He co-founded a camera company before finishing university, built a global community around slowing down in a culture obsessed with speed, and has spent years asking how brands can communicate with actual honesty instead of the performance of it.

The question “how do you build something real, and who gets to belong to it?” runs through everything he does.

He brings his point of view specifically to work in human rights, LGBTQIA+ rights, immigrant rights, neurodivergence in the workplace, as well as children's and animal causes. If your project sits at the intersection of brand and belonging, he's not just qualified; he's invested.