Who is Eleanor Quinn?

A woman sitting inside a vibrantly decorated bus or van, laughing while holding a hookah. She has pink highlights in her hair and is dressed casually in striped and corduroy clothes. The interior features colorful graffiti and neon lights, with a black and white backpack on the floor next to her.

I’ve always been fascinated by how things fit together – people, systems, ideas.

Working in operations showed me the structure behind how things run.
At the same time, studying philosophy, history, and literature taught me to look for meaning – the stories and motivations underneath it all.

Somewhere between the spreadsheets and the essays, I realised something:
I’ve always been drawn to both — the structure that keeps things running, and the meaning that makes them matter.

I didn’t want to choose between them. I wanted to work with people, to make the complicated stuff make sense, and to turn ideas into something that actually connects.

That curiosity naturally pulled me toward marketing – a space where understanding people comes first, and everything else flows from there.

“Marketing isn’t about getting attention.
It’s about paying attention – listening first, then communicating in a way that makes sense to real people.”

My Values

The more I learn, the more I realise how much I don’t know – and that’s the good part. Curiosity keeps me listening, learning, and holding space for what’s still becoming clear.
We are all creative – not just the painters and poets. Every time we problem-solve, connect ideas, or make something a little better than it was before, we’re creating.
Compassion means leading with understanding – noticing what people need, not just what they do.
People are the point. Everything worthwhile – joy, progress, creativity, growth – starts with us, together.