I inspire companies and people with my keynotes and workshops about innovation, out of the box thinking and team building.

Stereonoise was founded in 2005 with the goal of creating extremely creative and unusual ideas that would help clients generate global media noise with unprecedented brand awareness. That's where the name of the studio comes from: create High Quality (Stereo) massive media noise. Now you know it.Along the years, our scope has expanded, and now we collaborate closely with our clients to foster innovation, whether it's developing new products, reimagining services, or uncovering untapped… Show more Stereonoise was founded in 2005 with the goal of creating extremely creative and unusual ideas that would help clients generate global media noise with unprecedented brand awareness. That's where the name of the studio comes from: create High Quality (Stereo) massive media noise. Now you know it.Along the years, our scope has expanded, and now we collaborate closely with our clients to foster innovation, whether it's developing new products, reimagining services, or uncovering untapped business niches. Our approach is rooted in creativity and strategic thinking, inspiring our clients to imagine possibilities beyond the ordinary. Our clients have been propelled into the global spotlight using our campaigns and product ideas, earning them features in major media outlets worldwide—an accomplishment that's very difficult to achieve with traditional thinking. Show less

As the Creative Director at Atmira, I developed a strategy to encompass all of the company's sustainability initiatives within a narrative we called the Atmira Ecosystem.One of the highlights of this concept was the Walkie Talkie project:Imagine this:An app that turns your daily steps into kilometers traveling around the world, connecting you with projects that make a difference.A virtual journey that takes you from Antarctica to Madagascar, crossing the Amazon… Show more As the Creative Director at Atmira, I developed a strategy to encompass all of the company's sustainability initiatives within a narrative we called the Atmira Ecosystem.One of the highlights of this concept was the Walkie Talkie project:Imagine this:An app that turns your daily steps into kilometers traveling around the world, connecting you with projects that make a difference.A virtual journey that takes you from Antarctica to Madagascar, crossing the Amazon and reaching Morocco—all while walking from your office.And at the end of this journey, your steps generate tokens that can change lives, doubling the impact and transforming the well-being of the communities that need it most.This isn't science fiction. This is Walkie Talkie, an idea we co-created at Atmira to show that every step counts, literally.---WHY DID WE DO IT?Because at Atmira, we don't believe in the conventional. We believe in the disruptive. Because being creative isn’t just about having good ideas; it's about finding solutions that change reality.---THE IMPACT- Health and well-being: We got our employees up, moving, and feeling good.- Global awareness: We connected every step to a greater cause, traveling miles to reach the heart of sustainability.- Social responsibility: We turned steps into real impact, donating and supporting projects worldwide.---WALKING WITH PURPOSEThis is more than just a project. It’s a revolution in how we think about well-being and sustainability.And this is how I like to solve problems: walking towards solutions that inspire, connect, and transform. Show less

We were tasked with a comprehensive rebranding of the brand, including the logo, narrative, visual identity, and a complete redesign of the website, as well as reactivating their social media presence—all within a very short timeframe.Additionally, to boost the brand’s visibility, we designed a new handbag aimed at generating media buzz and going viral on social media.The handbag, for Valentine’s Day, was called "Love Is Bag" and its beauty was on the inside rather than the… Show more We were tasked with a comprehensive rebranding of the brand, including the logo, narrative, visual identity, and a complete redesign of the website, as well as reactivating their social media presence—all within a very short timeframe.Additionally, to boost the brand’s visibility, we designed a new handbag aimed at generating media buzz and going viral on social media.The handbag, for Valentine’s Day, was called "Love Is Bag" and its beauty was on the inside rather than the outside (as is usually the case with luxury handbags). It was lined with rose petals and illuminated by LEDs every time it was opened. Additionally, the bag played messages of love from your beloved each time it was opened.It was a hit in the African media! Show less

Together with the renowned pastry chef Christian Escribà and my partner Consol Pérez, we created the world's first cake designed to celebrate mistakes, mishaps, and misfortunes.We named it Miscake, as a play on the words "Mistake" and "Cake."The cake was sold through an online platform, and in each city around the world, there was a single pastry chef who had the exclusive right to sell it, following an original recipe by Christian Escribà. Even Jordi Roca was the one selling… Show more Together with the renowned pastry chef Christian Escribà and my partner Consol Pérez, we created the world's first cake designed to celebrate mistakes, mishaps, and misfortunes.We named it Miscake, as a play on the words "Mistake" and "Cake."The cake was sold through an online platform, and in each city around the world, there was a single pastry chef who had the exclusive right to sell it, following an original recipe by Christian Escribà. Even Jordi Roca was the one selling the Miscake in Girona.I believe that a mistake is just another step on the ladder to success, and that we should face our blunders with humor and a positive, learning-oriented attitude. This cake (which was also spectacular) was our small contribution to lightening the burden of this toxic culture that stigmatizes mistakes. We were even invited by Harvard University to give a keynote lecture on this concept. Show less

everis is part of the NTT DATA group. I predominantly work for the London office but also support the Spanish office when required. I work with the Marketing team on the external and internal communications strategy and events for clients and staff – bringing new innovative ways to engage with these audiences.

Contributor to Julia Otero’s program "Julia en la Onda," where I hosted a weekly segment on ideas and inventions.

I was entrusted with the creative direction of the opening ceremony for the Johan Cruyff Stadium of FC Barcelona. Among all the elements I designed for the event, the most memorable was the construction of an inverted human tower, where the "enxaneta" descends from the sky to the ground, bringing with her an original ball from 1975 used by Cruyff, which was then used in the honorary kickoff performed by his son, Jordi Cruyff. As the ball touched the grass, "Shine on You Crazy Diamond "… Show more I was entrusted with the creative direction of the opening ceremony for the Johan Cruyff Stadium of FC Barcelona. Among all the elements I designed for the event, the most memorable was the construction of an inverted human tower, where the "enxaneta" descends from the sky to the ground, bringing with her an original ball from 1975 used by Cruyff, which was then used in the honorary kickoff performed by his son, Jordi Cruyff. As the ball touched the grass, "Shine on You Crazy Diamond " by Pink Floyd played in the background.There were many more details, but this moment stands out to me as the most impactful and emotional. Show less

Happy Punt is one of the leading Spanish providers that designs and manufactures fashion for major clients around the world.As the Director of Innovation, my role was to help the company digitize processes in certain parts of the production chain, particularly in sampling and the client collaboration interface. Additionally, the innovation department I led developed a series of mid- to long-term business projects and opportunities for the company.In the Innovation department, we… Show more Happy Punt is one of the leading Spanish providers that designs and manufactures fashion for major clients around the world.As the Director of Innovation, my role was to help the company digitize processes in certain parts of the production chain, particularly in sampling and the client collaboration interface. Additionally, the innovation department I led developed a series of mid- to long-term business projects and opportunities for the company.In the Innovation department, we developed a patent to embed an RFID thread within the production chain for the control and alarming of garments (developed by Jaume Sanclimens). We also developed another patent that uses augmented reality to detect any garment and enable instant purchase with a royalty system for the wearer.We created an interface that significantly streamlined the garment sampling process with clients by working with 3D models. This advancement led me to participate in several conferences and roundtables with industry professionals in New York, Milan, and London. Show less

For several years, I had the honor of being a professor in the Master’s program in Communication at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, where I led the Media Noise course. In this role, I combined my expertise and knowledge in the field, which are reflected in my book *"The Art of Noise"*, now a key reference in the sector.My deep understanding of media noise and its impact has enabled me to design and execute viral campaigns for my clients, achieving global reach and engaging audiences around… Show more For several years, I had the honor of being a professor in the Master’s program in Communication at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, where I led the Media Noise course. In this role, I combined my expertise and knowledge in the field, which are reflected in my book *"The Art of Noise"*, now a key reference in the sector.My deep understanding of media noise and its impact has enabled me to design and execute viral campaigns for my clients, achieving global reach and engaging audiences around the world. My experience in this field has not only enriched the learning experience of my students but also transformed communication and marketing strategies on an international scale. Show less

Regular weekly contributor to the famous radio show *Hoy Empieza Todo* on Radio 3, directed by Ángel Carmona.

miba is a private initiative which received over 300,000 visitors from around the world. The museum showed of the weirdest and most brilliant inventions conceived by the human mind. In 2016 we closed our doors to become a mobile exhibition. We now travel around the world to encourage a curious mind in everyone.

I was the Creative Director of an immersive dining experience for Michelin-starred chef Paco Roncero. I designed a multisensory environment that combined technology, sound, and visuals with his haute cuisine, creating a unique and memorable experience for the guests.There were so many details that I ended up developing an entire course on creativity in dining experiences.

Regular weekly contributor to the show, bringing a variety of fascinating inventions to the set to demonstrate their functionality live.

Contributor with a weekly section where I showcased surprising inventions and ideas.

Communication and Press Agency

This was my first time on television. Crónicas Marcianas was the most successful late-night show ever in Spain, and for me—being introverted—it was a challenge to take part in such a wild experience. But I loved it, and the people on the show did too. As a result, I was hired and began my career as a TV collaborator, something I had never imagined! I was young and very shy, so please be gentle.