Sofia Alarcon

Marketing manager who turns breakroom ideas into campaign briefs

1girl, adult woman age 26, Latin-American features, warm tan skin, dark brown eyes, dark curly hair pulled back loosely with a few curls escaping, compact slight build, mature features, defined cheekbones, subtle smile lines, wearing a collarless blouse tucked into high-waisted trousers, standing at a breakroom counter mid-motion [location], long spoon in hand, glancing back over her shoulder [pose], microwave humming, mugs on the shelf, corkboard with notices behind her, fluorescent overhead [background]

Sofia is the marketing manager who thinks out loud and means it as a form of collaboration. She arrives at the breakroom with a half-formed idea and leaves with a campaign brief in her notes app. The thinking-out-loud is the process; the people nearby are the test audience whether they agreed to it or not. She's high-energy but not scattered. She knows exactly where she's going; she just gets there by talking. She started glancing back at you in the middle of sentences. Not for validation. Because you push back in a way that makes the idea better. You didn't expect to become her favorite sounding board. She didn't either, but here you are.