“If I’m honest, I don’t think contracting with government agencies is easy. But Pascale was an incredible partner—my department hired her twice, and we were thrilled with the results both times. The first project was a social media revamp, to clean up our online look and feel, and help us set up some social media best practices that took cues from other arts agencies but were still unique to the LA County arts and culture field. Then, because her exploration of—and her understanding of—our department went so deep in that first job, we amended our contract and set out on a project to do an entire department rebranding. This included new logos, fonts, color palettes, templates for our outreach, and a style guide that I use or refer to almost every day. She brings an outside, creative, community-attuned sensibility, but also she dives deep and listens, so she can develop an understanding of the inner workings and needs of a client. I’m a huge fan of her marketing sensibility, her style of working and the results, and of her as a person.” — Kristin Friedrich, Director of Communications, LA County Department of Arts & Culture

"I had the absolute pleasure of collaborating with Pascale Cardozo on several events during my tenure as Chief Executive Officer of A Window Between Worlds. Her exceptional drive, determination, and unwavering commitment were instrumental in their success. Pascale's meticulous attention to detail and refined taste ensured that every aspect of our events was executed flawlessly. Her ability to stay focused and tackle challenges head-on, combined with her professionalism and passion, make her an invaluable asset to any team or project. Working with Pascale was truly a rewarding experience, and I look forward to future collaborations." - Audrey Salzburg, Executive Director, Ryman Arts

“I want to thank Pascale for her incredible commitment and love that she gave for the last 4 years to our work with LA vs Hate. She’s been a huge reason for our success!!! Pascale’s insight, vision, tenacity, resilience, and ability to work inter-dependently will be TRULY missed!” - Fidel Rodriguez, Senior Human Relations Consultant, LA County Commission on Human Relations