Lucy leads strategic communications campaigns across the performing and visual arts, higher education, architecture, and philanthropy, helping clients amplify impact and navigate periods of transformation. She has worked with organizations including the Frick Collection (overseeing the relaunch of its concert series following the museum’s renovation and enhancement), the National Gallery of Art, the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University, Diamond Schmitt Architects (during the renovation of the New York Philharmonic’s David Geffen Hall) and the Joyce Foundation.

Before joining Resnicow and Associates in 2021, Lucy worked at a boutique classical music PR firm managing publicity and social media for leading performers including Gustavo Dudamel and Jeremy Denk. Her background also spans digital marketing, progressive political communications, and museum education; she previously held a Spalter Teaching Fellowship at the RISD Museum in Providence and an internship at Poster House, during both of which she developed new educator resources to integrate music into the museums’ K-12 curricula.

Lucy graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Brown University, where she triple-majored in Music, History, and Education Studies with a focus on public history and cultural policy. A longtime violinist, she served as president of the Brown University Orchestra and received the Rostropovich Prize for outstanding musicianship.