

Louis Sciullo helps B2B businesses strengthen their branding, marketing, and communications by uncovering their true value and applying disciplined, professional practices that create operational advantage in competitive markets.
With nearly 40 years immersed in financial services, Louis brings deep expertise shaped by his career on both Wall Street and within leading global brand consultancies. As a former practice lead for financial services at Landor, a storied brand strategy firm, he built strong industry relationships and applied his hands-on knowledge to deliver brand and business strategies that work within complex corporate environments—where matrixed partnerships and consensus-building require diplomacy, clarity, and strategic foresight.
On the client side, Louis has held key roles at Barclays and Lehman Brothers. On the agency side, he has partnered with many of the largest and most respected brands in financial services, including J.P. Morgan, BlackRock, Bank of New York, S&P Global, Progressive, New York Life, and Charles Schwab, as well as asset management leaders such as Dodge & Cox, Brookfield, Adams Street Partners, AllianceBernstein, and Neuberger Berman. His expertise spans M&A brand strategy, governance, brand architecture, ESG and sustainability positioning, and the design of global strategies with lasting impact and market expansion. Louis has guided major firms in maintaining their leadership positions and helped smaller firms realize their potential to rise into the top tier.

Louis Sciullo’s artistic journey bridges two dynamic worlds. His art career began in 1980 in the vibrant East Village scene, exhibiting with notable galleries such as Gracie Mansion and Tim Greathouse, where his distinctive blend of analytical precision and expressive intuition captured attention for nearly twenty years. After an accomplished career on Wall Street, where he mastered the rhythm of the capital markets, he has returned with renewed focus to his first calling: painting. His work channels the analytical precision of sacred geometry into a bold, intuitive visual language, shaped by decades of observing structure, motion, and balance.
Today, now based in Mérida, Yucatán, he draws deep inspiration from the region’s radiant light and vivid colors—motifs that infuse his canvases with a sense of timeless resonance, connecting the past and present. These influences infuse his canvases with a sense of timeless resonance, connecting past and present. His return to art is less a comeback than a transformation—an unfolding era in which lived experience and new landscapes converge, yielding a body of work that seeks harmony between order and spontaneity, discipline and freedom. Through this evolving practice, Sciullo invites viewers to witness a narrative of reinvention, where personal history and place come alive in color and form.