Award-WinningJournalist, Keynote Speaker, Author & Artist
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Lisa Guerrero is featured in the current issue of Where Women Create showcasing her beautiful mosaic art.
Fifteen years ago, Lisa Guerrero began studying mosaic art. Since then she has explored what it means to be a warrior and has channeled her energy into taking broken pieces to create beautiful things.
As one of America’s most watched and most popular broadcasters, investigative journalist and former sports reporter Lisa Guerrero has blazed a trail for women in television. As the chief investigative correspondent for America’s number one syndicated newsmagazine, Inside Edition, five million people a night watch Lisa “chase bad guys” on TV and another 10 million subscribers watch her stories on YouTube.
Her career on camera spans four decades and the lessons she’s learned overcoming incredible challenges are the basis for her inspirational memoir, “Warrior: My Path to Being Brave“ (Hachette: January 2023) and is being developed into a tv series. As a child, her Chilean immigrant mother, Lucy, explained to her that in Spanish, “Guerrero means Warrior” so Lisa was destined to fight for others.
Lisa‘s journey has become the platform for her acclaimed keynote speech, “Being Brave” which inspires audiences around the country to tap into their inner superhero, sharing specific steps and exercises to help both adults and children to lead a more courageous life.
Did you know that before Lisa was an investigative journalist she was a sportscaster and before that she was a successful model & actress appearing on dozens of tv shows and feature films? With over 40 years on camera, here are some examples of how the press has covered Lisa throughout her career.
Beyond her impressive career in journalism, Lisa is also a passionate artist and songwriter, “I am a storyteller that constantly strives to convey a message, correct a wrong or connect an audience. Every piece of my art tells a story. I am the daughter of poets, musicians, craftsmen, immigrants, social justice warriors, and lovers. To make crafts requires your hands. To make art requires your heart. My lineage demands that I express my feelings through art.”
One of the most treasured memories of my mother Lucy, is of our family serving the homeless at The Salvation Army along with my father Walter, a Salvation Army social worker. These moments created a foundation for giving back. Through speaking, hosting and mentoring, I will continue to use my media platform to help others achieve their dreams.
Lisa Guerrero