ALICE DE LASSUS
Alice de Lassus
Senior Marketing & Communications Manager at The Wellbeing Project
Paris,
France
Alice has worked in the field of Marketing, Communications and Storytelling for about ten years, in London, Paris, and globally. She has been fortunate to work within specialist advertising, digital and content marketing agencies, and most recently for the largest cancer research charity in the UK.
With a background in Musical Theatre and the Arts, Alice’s passion lies in using the power of storytelling to create authentic, human connection, and to shift narratives. She is currently focusing her experience on supporting mission-driven organisations that create social and environmental impact to connect with people on an emotional level, so that their audiences can better understand the problem and be moved to act.
For Alice, visiting galleries and theatres – or singing, painting and working on her own artistic projects – all contribute to her wellbeing. She takes an active interest in the stories of others and enjoys meeting people from all walks of life. She currently lives in Paris, France.
– What does inner wellbeing mean to you?
It’s not only about feeling well. For me, it’s a state in which we feel empowered to face challenges with creativity, adaptability, and joy. It’s also something that is cultivated and learned over time.
– How would you define wellbeing in one word?
Thriving.
– Are there any rituals or practices you use to enhance your wellbeing?
Meditation, singing, painting, and spending as much time as I can with the people close to me.
– Why is it important that we prioritize individual, organizational and societal wellbeing?
We make great progress when we celebrate the threads that bind the wellbeing of people and planet into coexistence.
– Do you have any favorite books, podcasts, or articles that you believe support, promote or educate on wellbeing and related themes?
Currently listening to:
Esther Perel’s “Where should we begin?” podcast
Dr. Mark Hyman’s “The Doctor’s Farmacy” podcast
Currently reading:
Poetry by Emily Dickinson
The Art of Happiness, A Handbook for Living by Dalai Lama
