We believe in keeping things simple, but never boring. In making bold choices without overcomplicating them. In trusting instinct, finding the unexpected, and giving good ideas room to get a little weird.
EVERY GREAT IDEA HAS A MOTHER
EVERY GREAT IDEA HAS A MOTHER
EVERY GREAT IDEA HAS A MOTHER
She goes by Tringa. Not exactly the most creative name for a creative, but she was busy writing everyone else’s stories first. There is still time for a nickname.
She’s been in the social media game since 2013, back when brands were still figuring out what an Instagram post was supposed to do. Since then, she’s built brands, shaped strategies, managed projects, and learned that there’s usually a way to turn a good idea into something better.
At Madre, she’s the one connecting the dots. Strategy in one hand, a hundred tabs open in the other and somehow, an organized chaos.
Part strategist, part storyteller, and part overthinker.
She goes by Noxi. Her beautiful name, Njomza, means “youthful,” but somewhere along the way, her nephew shortened it to Noxi. It stuck.
A classically trained pianist with an artistic soul, Noxi spent years making magic with 88 keys before discovering a different kind of rhythm: social media.
She’s all about creating content that feels real, looks good, and actually makes people feel something.
At Madre, she brings the rhythm. She sees stories in visuals, hears ideas in beats, and somehow knows when a piece of content needs just a little more.
Part artist, part content creator, part social media brain.
Her name means “Sun,” and honestly, it checks out. She’s a ray of sunshine in human form. She also goes by Daisy and Dexi, because apparently one name wasn’t enough.
Every great idea needs a visual voice. And every millennial duo needs a Gen-Z to keep them humble.
She is a creative spirit,harworking designer, and social media enthusiast, with a sharp eye for detail and a serious love for colors, textures and layouts.
At Madre, she’s the one making sure everything looks as good as it sounded in our heads. Somehow, she always knows when a piece needs a little more or a little less.
Part designer, part visual storyteller, part sunshine.