One of the oldest constellations in the night sky, Lyra represents the Lyre of Orpheus, a legendary bard, poet, and musician in Greek mythology.
Lyres were a prominent part of Ancient Greek life and storytelling, as performers played them to accompany lyric poetry and songs. The instrument was an important tool for reciting epic tales and handing down now famed myths and fables. Lyres were so ingrained in daily living that governments even inscribed the instrument on coins.
Storytelling brought the Ancient Greeks together - in the markets, at religious celebrations, and even at weddings and funerals. Thousands of years later, stories continue to entertain us, to entice us, to bind us.
Traveling bards relied on lyres to elevate their narratives and bring stories to life. You’ve got Lyra Communications.
Why “Lyra”?
I grew up in a low-income family on the West Side of Chicago, and my journey from there to here has felt like a dream.
From owning the full portfolio of external communications work at a Fortune 500 to leading public relations and social media strategy at marketing and advertising agencies, I’ve spent my career building up the reputation and relevance of brands.
Working as a cross-collaborative member of your team, I uncover your brand’s key strengths to craft narratives and build strategies that elevate thought leaders, nurture brand love, and advance corporate reputation.
With 12 years of experience and a deep understanding of integrated marketing, my unique ability is building strategies that span across and weave together public relations, social media, and corporate communications.
With curiosity, courage, and creativity, I help create community, connection, and trust.
