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Luis Felipe Restrepo F. has extensive experience in the advertising and marketing industry. Luis Felipe most recently worked as the Creative Director at Sensis, where they led the agency's creative direction and collaborated with experts in various fields to ensure the creation of high-quality multichannel content. Prior to that, they served as the Vice President Creative Services at PM3 Agency, where they provided strategic perspective and vision to art directors, digital designers, and copywriters, while also creating campaigns for a range of well-known brands.

Before their time at Sensis and PM3 Agency, Luis worked at Cartoon Network as a Senior Marketing Manager and Marketing Manager for the LATAM region. In these roles, they were responsible for executing strategic plans, managing budgets, and maximizing business results. Luis Felipe also served as a Partner and Creative Director at The Latin Box Advertising Design, where they led a team and developed communication and brand strategies for multiple brands.

Luis began their career as an Advertising Director at ORBITEL, where they managed a team and established competitive advertising and brand strategies. Luis Felipe also worked as a Senior Creative and Copywriter at McCann Worldgroup and as a Copywriter and Graphic Creative at DDB Colombia earlier in their career.

Luis Felipe Restrepo F. holds a Master's Degree in Digital Marketing & Social Media obtained from the Universitat de Barcelona from 2015 to 2017. Prior to that, they pursued a degree in English Language and Literature, General, specializing in English as a Second Language, at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee from 1996 to 1997. Additionally, they completed a degree in Professional Advertising at the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana from 1990 to 1994. Apart from their formal education, Luis Felipe Restrepo F. also obtained two postgraduate certifications: one in Social Media from the Universitat de Barcelona in November 2016, and another in Digital Media from the same institution in November 2015.