Larissa Lowthorp, a recognized polymath, celebrated tech executive, and award-winning filmmaker, writer, creative director and designer, is renowned for leveraging mixed media to craft transformative experiences that leave a lasting impact.

The Rebuild Your Laugh Foundation and the City of Los Angeles honored Larissa as a Community Leader in recognition of her exemplary service through outreach, education, and advocacy.

As a creative director and brand strategist, Larissa adds her golden touch to movies/shows that go on to dominate streaming and the box office, including The Batman, House of the Dragon, and Barbie. She also works with multi-platinum Billboard producers to direct imaging and positioning for music artists. Her visionary approach to storytelling and branding has helped shape cultural phenomena that resonate with audiences worldwide. 

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Her global perspective served her well in her previous role as Chief Creative Officer for fashion shows at New York Fashion Week (NYFW) and Los Angeles Fashion Week (LAFW), where her work explored the future of multicultural style and futuristic beauty innovations—demonstrating how her deep creative insights seamlessly extends into the technical realm. 

Respected as a thought leader at the intersection of creativity and technology, her innovative contributions and philosophies have been featured in Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and The Hollywood Reporter.

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Billboard Top-10 and charting artists with Motown, Capitol & UMG seek Larissa's expertise in positioning / monetization strategy. 

She cut her teeth in music promotions with TicketMaster, legendary concert venue First Avenue & groundbreaking promoter Sue McLean working on projects for Prince, The Replacements, and Laurie Lindeen (Zuzu's Petals).

A multi-faceted creative powerhouse, she's been interviewed as a fashion expert by the Huffington Post, recognized for her social impact work by The Hollywood Reporter and Thrive Global, lauded as an 'Inspirational Woman in Hollywood' by Authority Magazine, a 'Renaissance Woman' by The Vivant Magazine . Larissa is a Fellow of the esteemed Royal Society of Arts. The Phoenix, a nationally-circulated magazine, named Larissa a 'Woman of Poise & Purpose.' Larissa has been named to coveted lists of inspirational women byWelum Magazine and Authority Magazine.

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In the capacity of information engineer, and AI ethicist, Larissa has worked as a head researcher for Microsoft, Amazon, Medtronic, MoneyGram, and on multiple projects contracted by the U.S. Department of Defense. Her unique ability to blend futuristic perspectives with artistic vision empowers her to deliver solutions that inspire trust, spark innovation, and redefine industry standards.