Alicia Lueras Maldonado is a consultant, coach, facilitator and artist. She is the CEO of Atlixco Productions, LLC, which serves nonprofits, individuals and businesses to achieve positive community engagement, social change, and cross sector relationships that build towards equity, and the greater good. 
She is an intuitive leader and collaborator. Leaning into the wisdom and knowledge of the people in the room, she embodies a heart centered approach to lift up an organization’s vision, values and goals. She approaches her practice with curiosity and a deep seated belief that those doing the work, and most impacted, have the answers.
Alicia has over 25 years of organizing, project management, consulting and facilitation experience, working with nonprofits, small businesses, tribal nations, political campaigns and coalitions. She received her coaching certification from Leadership that Works, which is an Accredited Coach Training Program (ACTP) with the International Coach Federation. She holds a B.A. in Communication & Journalism, and a B.A. in Spanish from the University of New Mexico. Alicia is also an actor and storyteller, professional photographer, certified reiki practitioner and registered yoga instructor. She integrates these disciplines into her practice.
Clients/Collaborators include, T4B (Together for Brothers), NM Indian Affairs Department – Indigenous Youth Council, National Hispanic Cultural Center, Bhava Yoga Studio, Building Movement Project, Valle de Oro, Good Shepherd Services, Tellez-Humble LLC, Bold Futures NM (formerly Young Women United), Camino Real Productions, Working Classroom, Sacred Spring Reiki Collective, Holguin Campaigns & Communications, Hembras de Pluma, Recuerda a César Chávez Committee, Olé New Mexico, Encuentro NM, Center for Civic Policy, Center for Civic Action, Native American Community Academy, Media Desk, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Collective Action Strategies LLC, Wilderness Society, El Otro Lado Project, South Valley Academy, Drug Policy Alliance, Heart Gallery of New Mexico Foundation, Conservation Voters New Mexico, SouthWest Organizing Project, Enlace Comunitario, Las Meganenas, New Mexico Strategic Leadership Institute, and more.
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