Intro
Meet creative
The staff at Camino Creative is diverse and bold. Read about their backgrounds and ambitions, and how they approach #PRforGood.
Team
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Director and Chief Editor
Mia Toledo is a multimedia artist based in Chelsea engaging with a range of social awareness issues across nonprofit, for-profit and government sectors to help clients pursue their mission and improve conditions for communities around the world. Her art practice is driven by sustainability, the diasporic Mexican experience, femininity and religion. She was part of the Camino Creative launch team and holds a BFA in Fine Arts and a BA in History of Art from Cornell University.
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Media & Marketing Specialist
Tayloe Carroll is a strategic communications and marketing professional with extensive experience leading high-impact campaigns across nonprofit, corporate, and government sectors. She currently serves as Media & Marketing Specialist at Camino Public Relations in New York, where she advises senior executives on messaging, media relations, and reputation management, driving visibility and strengthening organizational positioning.
With expertise spanning executive counsel, crisis communications, thought leadership, and DTC digital strategy, Tayloe specializes in helping mission-driven organizations and global brands translate complex challenges into compelling stories that resonate with audiences.
She is a graduate of James Madison University, where she earned a degree in Public Policy and Administration with a minor in Women’s, Gender & Sexualities Studies.
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Senior Designer and Illustrator
Tomás oversees the production of creative assignments from concept to implementation, spearheads both Camino and Camino Creative’s brand identity, as well as provides design expertise and support for the firm at large. He is an artist and illustrator based in New York City, creating works that center on justice and cultural narratives, exploring stories we tell about ourselves. He graduated from Cornell University with a BFA in Fine Arts and a BA in American Studies.
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Research editor
Sydney Kilcoyne is a writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Her work examines our culture’s relationships with grief, violation, and media. Sydney’s values tightly align with the mission of Camino Creative, where she works as an associate. She sees art as a tool for justice and empathy. She graduated from Sarah Lawrence College with concentrations in English, Film, and Politics; she also holds an MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing from Washington University in St. Louis.
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Mascot
An elusive figure who cannot be confined to the familiar labels of human social demographics, and who has sporadically appeared in historical records since the 1700s — is currently employed as a mascot of Camino Creative! We are so proud of her work!
Globelia, with her humanoid body and globular head, is the epitome of Camino: Using strategic communications techniques, we’re able to connect messages to their intended audiences, and organizations to their communities — but like Globelia, Camino is firm-footed in its humanity. It’s about people, at the end of the day!
Like any great mascot, Globelia can adapt to any situation (as her head operates on a 360-degree swivel). You would be amazed at how many places Globelia has seen, and how many Globelias she has been! We’re just lucky that she’s willing to impart her earned wisdom onto us.
