Elizabeth Stauffer is a multidisciplinary storyteller based in San Francisco.

Elizabeth works with brands to create authentic and inspiring touchpoints in the real world. From crafting collateral for your upcoming product launch to setting up an interactive scavenger hunt across San Francisco, Elizabeth believes that every detail matters when telling your brand’s story. With 10 years of experience in both nonprofit and corporate settings, she understands the subtle nuance required to capture and captivate the attention of your unique audience.

Elizabeth’s journey to creating bespoke brand experiences has been a tailor-made creation itself. A classically trained violist, Elizabeth performed for countless events set in unique locations—from a dude ranch in Colorado to an underground cave in Tuscany—sparking the realization that magical moments can be created with the right combination of creativity and coordination. Using her natural talents for organization and aesthetics, Elizabeth began planning events for companies specializing in education and culture. Additional study of graphic design at UC Berkeley Extension allowed Elizabeth to hone the practical skills required to develop and shape a brand’s identity. Her ongoing brand work has spanned the worlds of art, real estate, travel, and tech - turning Elizabeth into a fluent translator between the business and creative sides of an organization.

Forever passionate about the arts, Elizabeth continues to perform in a string quartet and American Conservatory Theater classes. She has volunteered as the Audience Development chair for the San Francisco Symphony’s young professional group and continues to support local arts organizations as founder of the group Film Music Aficionados of San Francisco.

An adventurous spirit and former military child, Elizabeth now waxes poetic about her chosen home of San Francisco to anyone who will listen. If she’s not busy cheering on the Warriors or helping a friend style a killer outfit, you can usually find her on an architectural walking tour or scoping out the newest restaurant in town.