While studying Business Administration, Lisi began modeling and launched her first clothing business with her cousin importing fashion from Argentina to Peru. It was her first taste of entrepreneurship, driven by intuition and hustle.

Lisi stepped into the corporate world to understand how brands are built from the inside out - working in marketing and commercial roles across banking, payments, and automotive industries. These years shaped her business mindset and creative discipline.

She specialized in Digital Transformation, where the seed of her next venture was planted: The Showroom. It began as a university project, but the vision was clear to elevate local Peruvian brands in a new, intentional way.

Lisi launched The Showroom Peru, a hybrid online and retail concept store focused on empowering women-led fashion brands. What began as a collective grew into a full movement with thousands of followers and national recognition.

While pregnant with her first child, Lisi launched her own knitwear brand - Alma Bianca. Named after the daughter she thought she was expecting, the brand celebrates soulful craftsmanship, Peruvian fibers, and the strength of women who do it all.

This year marks Alma Bianca’s expansion into the U.S. - a natural evolution of Lisi’s mission to bring intentional, artisan fashion to the global stage.