Meet Nicole
Nicole approaches both her corporate and community-driven work through the lens of inclusion and empowerment to shift culture.
In her role as a Global Creative Strategist she’s on a mission to develop ideas worth talking about by uncovering human truths through cultural insights.
She’s launched custom programs for a range of clients such as Target, Popeyes, Pepsi, Wendy’s and the WNBA.
My Work
Target x
Ulta Beauty
Target went live with their creator-led Ulta Beauty at Target campaign which stemmed from an insights led session around the beauty conversation led by Black creators.
Creators posted custom product reviews and recommendations from the Ulta Beauty line at Target, all based on interactive poll results, showcasing the strengths of Twitter to build connection and drive conversation, and consideration.
Target x
BIPOC Brands
My Work
Target wanted to show up in social in a way that aligns with their guests values and position them as a true partner that supports the community and the products they want in an affordable way.
Knowing that BIPOC businesses had been among the hardest communities hit from the pandemic, Twitter showcased how Target was in a position to help.
Target created Tweets that amplified BIPOC founders who carry crnds at Target and encouraged people to follow them.
To celebrate the WNBA’s 25th Anniversary, the WNBA partnered with Twitter to give players an even bigger way to spark conversation.
Co-created with Twitter, the team developed merch that turned into a one-of-a-kind activism platform for players.
The hoodie includes a "hidden" QR code that gives the #WNBA community a direct line for sparking conversation about the game and causes they stand for.
This campaign won the Hashtag Sports Award for Best Women’s Sports Partnership.
My Work
WNBA
During the 2020 Presidential Election the NAACP Legal Defense Fund wanted to know where people on Twitter needed the LDF’s help.
By partnering with Twitter they learned what people on Twitter wanted the most help with - voter suppression.
The NAACP LDF made it possible for anyone to learn about voter suppression by giving them a tool - a single click to take action. When people liked the Tweet they received a Know Your Rights card and a link to report voter suppression.
My Work
NAACP LDF
Recognition
Cannes Young Lions Media Academy
Adweek Rising Mentee
ADCOLOR Future
Notable Work
Q&A with Healthy Roots Dolls, Twitter Business
Spotify at ADCOLOR, Spotify Advertising
Creating A Seat at the Table, Where Are All the Black People - Moderator
#TwitterPrism Initiative, Social Media Today - Developed Cultural Context workshop to identify opportunities for brands to authentically connect with a community or topic that a brand has invested in supporting.