Emilie Lashmar
Director & Producer @Gcuc Uk
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WORK HISTORY
Director & Producer @Gcuc Uk
Lead strategy, creative direction and end-to-end production of the UK edition of the world’s largest coworking conference series.• Curate programming and speakers that shape thinking around flexible work, space and community.• Set event themes, narrative and visual identity, positioning GCUC UK as a leading voice in the flex and coworking sector.• Build and manage sponsorships and partnerships with values-aligned brands and operators.• Own the full delegate experience, from content and communications to on-site delivery, achieving consistently high NPS (73–89).
EDUCATION
MiniMBA
Mini MBA in Marketing, Marketing
Amersham & Wycombe College
Art Foundation Degree
Dr. Challoners High School
A Levels, Art, Business Studies & Textiles
University of the Arts London
BA Illustration, London College of Fashion
ABOUT EMILIE LASHMAR
I build brands, spaces and stories people can feel.Not just look at, but belong to.I work where brand strategy meets experience design, shaping environments, events and narratives that help people connect more deeply to ideas, places and each other.Right now, I lead brand, marketing and creative at TOGETHER, a new design-led venue built to make meetings & events more human, and I direct and produce GCUC UK, the coworking industry’s flagship conference shaping the future of work, space and community.Across both, I’m focused on how brand lives beyond the screen, in spaces, systems and gatherings that leave people feeling seen, energised and part of something real.Over the last decade, I’ve scaled communities, built brands from scratch, and turned cultural programming into commercial strategy. Whether it’s designing a room, a brand world or a moment of connection, I always start with the same question: how do we want people to feel?
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