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Award-Winning Producer | Creative Director | Visual Storyteller Tricia Messeroux is a powerhouse creative executive and cultural storyteller, celebrated for her bold vision, inventive storytelling, and boundary-pushing approach to visual media. As Chief Creative Officer of Digital & Video at G.O.A.T. Communications, Tricia leads the charge in producing immersive content that amplifies music, lifestyle, and culture through the lens of digital innovation and visual excellence. A former global advertising executive turned multi-hyphenate creative, Tricia is the founder and CEO of The TMezz Creative Group, a Black woman-owned boutique agency known for award-winning work in branding, digital campaigns, photography, and video production. Since launching in 2016, her firm has worked with an expansive client roster spanning fashion, beauty, food, wellness, finance, parenting, sports, and entertainment. Tricia made her early mark on Madison Avenue, becoming one of the youngest Senior Vice Presidents and Creative Directors in the industry. Her strategic leadership at agencies like Young & Rubicam, Saatchi & Saatchi, and Draft FCB helped define iconic campaigns for global brands including Citibank, Oreo, Kraft/Nabisco, Pepperidge Farm, and the CDC. Her reputation as a sharp creative and brand architect continues to set her apart in the marketing world. She also served as Chief Creative & Marketing Officer for ABIS (Advancing Black in Sports), securing over $1 million in corporate funding and leading campaigns supported by Shaquille O’Neal, Julius "Dr. J" Erving, Dawn Staley, and the family of Kobe Bryant—bringing equity-focused storytelling to the forefront of the sports world. Internationally recognized for her viral media brand Toddlewood®, Tricia transforms children into iconic red carpet and historical figures, capturing global media attention with appearances on Good Morning America, The Today Show, The View, People, and more. Her passion projects include Engineers of Equality, a coffee table book honoring Black historical heroes, and TrailblazHER, a tribute to revolutionary women leaders. Tricia’s storytelling extends to film and streaming. Her debut feature, Toddlewood: The Agency (2023), won three film festival awards and is available on Amazon Prime. She is also the creator of Foods & Dudes, a culture-meets-cuisine web series featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show, NBC, WPIX, and Peacock’s Baking It (produced by Amy Poehler). She has been recognized twice among Long Island Business News’ 50 Most Influential Women in Business, honored by the Young, Gifted and Black Awards, and celebrated by Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and the Go Get It Conference for her trailblazing work.