Life In The Woods (LITW) is an independent firm specialising in strategy, communication, marketing, and complex problem solving, founded in 2011. Based in Barcelona, its range of services is divided into three main areas: analysis and strategy, product and service activation, and knowledge and research. LITW applies its own proprietary methodology developed since its inception, with no limitations on the type of industry.
ESCI-UPF School of International Studies, Nationale Suisse Spain, UNESCO Chair of Life Cycle and Climate Change, Fedrigoni Spain and Portugal, Mobile World Capital Barcelona, Poblenou Urban District, Uniqbrow, Global Business School, The Bass Valley, Microfusa, Skylab Coders Academy, Lapsus, LAUT, Festival Petit Format, Festival Bicephal, Festival Embassa’t, Asterix Tour, Traza Furniture, Klépierre Iberia, Generalitat de Catalunya, Barcelona de Servicios Municipales, Vienna Tourist Board, Dream Yatch Sales, Faculty of Law of the Universitat de Barcelona (UB), Center for Ecological Research and Forest Applications (UAB), Kleos Advisory UK, Bloomint Design, Equinox Hotel NYC or Kao Chemicals Europe among others.
Alfons Pich has more than 15 years of experience in communication, marketing, and public relations strategies based on the importance of the narrative, creating culturally interconnected content, and the creative—as opposed to cosmetic—use of technology for projects throughout the world. He has witnessed the emergence of a liminal space between the analog and digital eras, and his diversified areas of expertise include tech, culture, and education segments, in addition to identity creation for brands and startups as well as for public, private, and non-profit projects.
Cristina Salinas is co-director of LITW and manages the activation department. Over the past eight years, she has become a digital communication expert who creates online marketing strategies, produces content and manages public relations campaigns to activate products and services through the creative and integrated use of narratives and technology.