Short version:Expertise in communication, marketing and advertising, with strong writing skills. Transferable skills: teamwork, creative thinking and commitment. Destination: create a positive impact on people's lives. Long version:It took me about 20 years to write this summary. Time flies!How have these 20+ years passed by? It all started with copywriting. During the first years of my career, I had the privilege of working with some of the best creatives in Portugal. Lucky me! It shaped the way I deal with challenges, a think different (yes, that brilliant campaign from Apple) mindset and a focus on the benefits and the best way to tell the right story. After almost 10 years, I felt I needed to try something different and become an entrepreneur. But honestly, it didn't go that well. However, it was a truly important experience for me with a learning curve that would make any virus trying to spread around extremely jealous. The time came to widen my horizons, and a job in the editorial marketing area matched that desire. It was a working experience much different from the previous ones. Planning, implementation, logistics and project management are the main keywords to describe it. During that time, I restarted writing as a freelancer until I finally moved into a freelancer "lifestyle". But you know, I missed the office and, most of all, the people. Again, I was lucky to receive a job invitation to start the digital department of an advertising agency. Five incredible years with an incredible team, where I learned a lot about managing client relationships, supervising activities and projects, and finding the right solutions for daily issues, but most of all, keeping a strategic thinking mindset (I love it) and a focus on identifying opportunities. And still, so much to learn. After those 5 years, it was time to move again. This time to occupy a new role in an architecture company as a content and communication manager. From pitching creative concepts to coordinating with the PR agency and supervising photography sessions, there's a lot to do in the inspiring activity that architecture really is. My company works a lot with the corporate area, and it's been exciting and challenging to develop content in an area that has so much to say and do about the workplace and its strategic role in the company’s goals.What do I look for in my career? Challenging projects with a positive impact on people's lives.Thank you.P.S: I advocate for a management model that puts people at the centre and am a fan of the Servant Leadership concept.