Brian Rashid is the Founder of "Love Letters to the World," a heart-centered creative agency specializing in using short, emotive films, community activations, in-person events, and experiential essays to illuminate the people and places that make the world a better and more beautiful place.
Several of Brian’s films and writings have gone viral, including “Why Everyone Should Live in New York City,” “An American’s Unexpected Love Letter to Uruguay During a Global Pandemic,” and “Una Carta de Amor Para Guatemala.”
Through strategic partnerships with cities, non-profits, philanthropists, social enterprises, governments, universities, and business owners, Brian has orchestrated impactful Love Letters campaigns. These campaigns have left a lasting impression in New York City, Washington DC, San Francisco, Guatemala, the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania, and Aruba. His work has garnered recognition from major media outlets, including CNN, NBC, Fox, and NY1, among others.
Before launching Love Letters to the World in 2022, Brian was the CEO of Brian Rashid Global (BRG), a modern-day branding, marketing, video production, and communications company. BRG clients include Intel, Credit Karma, RE/MAX, KPMG, the European Union, the United Nations, Salesforce.com, the National Dry Cleaning Association, and many others. He has advised over 100 startup companies to help them raise hundreds of millions of dollars of investment funds. He also advises CEOs, small business owners, and cultural influencers.
Nationally and internationally, Brian is a highly sought-after public speaker, where he presents the future of personal branding, mastering modern-day marketing, and how to turn your passion into a profit.
In 2018, Brian created Uniting the Americas (Uniendo las Americas), which invests seed capital, creates digital assets, and offers international connections to Latin American entrepreneurs across multiple sectors. His work bridging the Americas has been featured in Entrepreneur, Inc., Thrive Global, Univision, and several international press appearances and written publications.
Molly Pacheco is a Mexican American filmmaker and the Creative Director of Love Letters to the World. She is dedicated to helping individuals, brands, and organizations bring visionary ideas to life through storytelling, strategic development, and media production. Molly’s approach is rooted in both intuition and precision, pairing creative inspiration with a deep understanding of feasibility, scale, and impact.
Through each project, Molly helps shape the vision, depth, and emotional resonance of each project. From conceptualizing themes and ensuring diverse perspectives are honored to directing on-the-ground production and interviewing participants, she collaborates across the entire campaign’s process and execution. She is deeply committed to authentic storytelling and community-centered narratives, creating spaces where beauty and cultural reflection can thrive.
In addition to her work with Love Letters to the World, Molly founded Molecula World, a creative development studio, through which she partners with creatives and organizations to conceptualize, plan, and execute creative projects. She also works with social justice and community nonprofits to visually capture their brand/mission and to create fundraising video campaigns. In the Lehigh Valley, she recently produced a video campaign series for The Victory House of Lehigh Valley, a veteran’s shelter, called “Harnessing Home,” which focused on humanizing the experience of people who face homelessness. The series was launched ahead of the shelter’s 40th anniversary gala in support of its fundraising efforts.
In 2023, Molly directed, produced, and starred in the short film “Raizes y Ritmos Mariachi,” which explores the evolution of cultural traditions and creative identity through the lens of Mariachi music in Mexico and the United States. Through this film and the subsequent series she is producing, which will feature various musicians, painters, actors, sculptors, and other creative professionals, Molly hopes to demystify barriers of entry for creatives dealing with social and economic challenges.
Currently, Molly is working with the San Francisco American Indian Cultural Center on a film series dedicated to awareness and advocacy for Indigenous communities living in urban settings. Her work features entrepreneurs, actors, elders, and activists in the Bay Area and explores why Indigenous people stay in urban settings, while highlighting the resources they need to thrive.
Before she transitioned her focus to creative work, Molly spent over a decade as a financial advisor at firms like Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo. This experience honed her strategic thinking, leadership, and problem-solving skills—tools she now uses to ground artistic visions in reality. With a rare blend of creative fluency and financial discipline, Molly brings ideas to life with clarity, depth, and purpose.