Lisa is the founder and CEO of successful PR agency LFPR, with over 12 years of experience Lisa is on a mission to deliver creative communications that positively impacts brand performances, people & the planet! Working with corporate business’s ,celebrities and co founding events such as Manchester Fashion Festival, she has helped numerous large and small businesses across Manchester and the UK to grow and expand. With a deep understanding of the PR and marketing world, she uses her profound knowledge, extensive list of contacts and experience to provide an effective and unique approach, helping clients transform an idea into reality. 

In 2023, Lisa co-founded The Support Act, driven by her desire to make a difference in the world. Together, they aim to navigate menopause, celebrate victory over cancer, face the challenges of mental health, embrace sobriety, a cause close to Lisa's heart: nine years ago, she made the radical, brave, and bold decision to give up alcohol in a society that is completely consumed by it. By sharing her story and encouraging others to be the most amazing, joyful, self-expressed versions of themselves—and not hide behind the blurry veil that alcohol has created them, and choosing the right path that will fundamentally improved their quality of life.

Lisa's commitment to bringing about change is evident in her ongoing community service. Lisa has been working as Ambassador for Fleet House a refuge for women fleeing domestic violence, drug addictions and homelessness for the last 3 months. Stacey one of the residents is doing voluntary work with Change. 

Lisa enjoys making a genuine impact, sharing her positive energy and changing the world one tee at a time! 

British actress & singer/songwriter, Victoria Ekanoye, gained recognition in the US for her role as Rachel alongside Elizabeth Hurley in Lionsgate’s ‘The Royals’ and in the UK for her role as Angie Appleton on ITV’s ‘Coronation Street’. 

London's West End birthed Victoria’s career, where she debuted in multi-award winning show ‘The Lion King’; playing Queen Sarabi and later taking on the role of warrior princess, Nala. Her talents propelled her to prestigious events, performing at The Royal Variety Show, The Laurence Olivier Awards, The Queen's Diamond Jubilee, and later starring in the extensive World Tour of hit cult show ‘The Blues Brothers ‘. 

Victoria’s TV credits include ITV’s ‘Vera’, BBC’s ‘Doctors, ‘The Worst Witch’ for Netflix and Amazon’s ‘Almost Never’. Demonstrating her versatility as an actress and captivating audiences with her performances, Victoria secured her debut feature film, ‘Christmas in Paradise’, opposite Kelsey Grammer and Billy Ray Cyrus, whilst reprising her on screen rapport with Elizabeth Hurley. 

Paying homage to her musical roots, Victoria wowed judges and artists alike on global show ‘Celebrity X Factor’; showcasing her talent, not only as a singer, but as a newly published songwriter, penning Radio 1 favourite ‘Nobody But You’. 

Looking ahead, 2024 is already set to be a success, with Victoria starring in three new films; ‘My Bloody Galentine’ for MarVista, Hallmark’s ‘Christmas in Serbia’ and eagerly anticipated adaptation of Jane Austen’s ‘Sense & Sensibility’, along with a guest star in new Miramax series, ‘The Turkish Detectives’. 

Outside of her professional accomplishments, Victoria is known for her activism; being a patron for breast cancer and sickle cell charities, using her platform to raise vital funds and awareness after being diagnosed herself with both conditions and undergoing a double mastectomy just month after welcoming her baby boy. Combining her talents on and off screen, the rising star is soon to serve as anchor and executive producer for global Breast Cancer documentary ‘The Naked Truth’.