Amara Ndiaye

Amara Ndiaye (she/her)

Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, CA

1.0 (1)

Languages spoken:

English

Time zone:

PST

Brands:

Café Dulce

🌸 Brewing Connections & Creativity in Every Cup! ☕️✨

🌸 Hey LA! I’m Amara, your go-to connector for unforgettable street culture and caffeine magic! As Café Dulce’s Brand Evangelist, I thrive on bringing bold brands and creative people together in ways that spark real joy.

With years of experience weaving storytelling and marketing together—from behind the espresso machine to viral campaigns—I love helping brands make waves, in-person & online! Whether it’s crafting pop-up moments, dazzling with street art collabs, or showing off your flavor to the world, count me in as your creative hype-woman.

Let’s make guerrilla marketing ✨gorgeous✨, unforgettable, and maybe a little bit mischievous! Find me at mural-covered cafés, anime events, or plotting the next social takeover with a donut in hand. Ready to collab? DM me—let’s brew up something epic!

1.0

1 reviews

1 promoters hired

0 gigs worked

Amara Ndiaye demonstrated a creative vision with concepts like the ‘Mural Muffin Takeover’ that hint at untapped potential. However, the experience highlighted opportunities for improvement in project management and communication. Prospective collaborators should clarify deadlines, secure all necessary assets and guidelines upfront, and maintain consistent communication to ensure that creative ideas align seamlessly with execution.

Nalani Kaleo

Promoter Hustler

06/16/2025

Mural Muffin Takeover

I rarely write negative reviews, but unfortunately, working with Amara Ndiaye for Café Dulce was a frustrating experience. The client consistently missed key deadlines, failed to deliver required assets on time, and their communication was sparse and sometimes contradictory. Their lack of organization forced several last-minute changes that disrupted the creative process, and the promised brand guidelines were never fully provided. As a result, the entire campaign based on the Mural Muffin Takeover concept suffered from unclear direction and last-minute pivots, making it virtually impossible to align the mural and pastry productions with their brand identity. Overall, I cannot recommend this client based on my recent experience.