Creativity, Connection and Constant Evolution.

I’m Nathalia Gadea, a Nicaraguan Advertising and Public Relations graduate from Lynn University and incoming University of Miami master's student in Live Entertainmnet Management.

My work blends brand strategy, content creation and experiential storytelling across sports, entertainment and digital media. From pitching campaigns to national clients like the NFL and AT&T, to supporting live fashion and arts events. I'm passionate about creating work that feels culturally relevant, visually compelling and people-centered.

Sports have always been a big part of who I am. Before stepping into creative strategy and storytelling, I spent years training and competing across different disciplines — from dancing ballet for 14 years to competing in Division I volleyball in Nicaragua. Today, movement and competition still shape my everyday life.
I currently train for HYROX, I do hot Pilates, and recently began training in figure skating.

Although each sport has taught me something different, all of them have the same pillars: discipline, resilience, adaptability, creativity and confidence under pressure. Those experiences continue to influence the way I approach collaboration, storytelling, and the creative work I do today.

During my time at Lynn University, I worked across digital media, event production, and communications — creating content strategies, covering campus events, and supporting large-scale productions including the Lynn Fashion Showcase in partnership with FDLA.

I also held multiple roles within Lynn University’s Office of Admissions, including tour guide, front desk assistant, student mentor, and group tour guide. In recognition of my contributions, I was awarded Tour Guide of the Month in July 2025 and Event Super Star 2026 for my impact and involvement in both virtual and in-person admissions events.

Through internships and creator work, I’ve developed experience in social media strategy, live event coordination, campaign storytelling, and audience engagement across both institutional and entertainment-focused environments.