CRISTINA GÓMEZ MORELL
CONSULTORA
Your communication partner
I'm a journalist with over 20 years of experience in corporate communications and media relations.
I've spent much of my career working within large organizations, leading external and internal communications projects, managing relationships with journalists, and supporting organizations through periods of change and crisis.
At Leukkers, we put this experience to work for organizations seeking strategic and effective communications.
We take the time to understand each client's business, uncover stories worth telling, and find the best ways to reach their audiences.
Cristina Gómez Morell
Founder and director of Leukkers
OUR AGENCY
HOW WE WORK
At Leukkers, we put a world of specialists at your service.
We become part of your team, share your goals, and are fully committed to delivering results. You'll always have an experienced, approachable, and dedicated go-to person.
We work with a network of specialized professionals. That allows us to build the right team for each project, without rigid structures or unnecessary complexity.
We work closely and flexibly with our clients, getting involved in every project. We understand your needs and bring strategic insight and the ability to turn plans into action.
EXPERIENCE, COMMITMENT
AND TAYLORED TEAMS
WORKING WITH LEUKKERS IS EASY
Over 20 years of experience building visibility and reputation for organizations and brands.
We uncover stories worth telling and know how to get them in front of the right audiences.
We combine analysis, creativity, and hands-on support to deliver results.
We like people: our clients... and our clients' clients.
We understand your activity and apply common sense to connect communication and results.
We develop tailored projects, drawing on our experience and our network of specialists.
THE MEANING OF LEUKKERS
leuk or lewk - /
light, brightness, shine
“Leuk” is the Indo-European root that has formed the word “light” in many languages
λευκός (leukós) in Ancient Greek; “lux” in Latin, from which we derive “luz” in Spanish or “luce” in Italian; the Germanic “leukhtam” from which we derive “light” in English and the German “Licht”. We can see the same root in the Scandinavian languages, in Icelandic “ljós”, in Norwegian “lys” or in Swedish “ljus”.
Leukkers appeals to what unites all people, in all nations and throughout the centuries: the need to communicate and connect. Share experiences and emotions. It was like this in the stories our ancestors told by the bonfires, and so it continues to be in the internet era.
"Leuker" also means "cool" in Dutch! Why not? ;)