Lana Brach

Project Manager

Where Vision Meets Momentum

Lana is the engine behind some of Takt’s most seamless and ambitious projects. With a sharp eye for detail and a steady hand in fast-paced environments, she brings a can-do mindset to every phase of the process. Her background in tourism and digital marketing gives her a unique ability to connect creativity with execution—ensuring that teams are supported, timelines are met, and ideas don’t just stay in the brief. Whether she’s coordinating teams, navigating client needs, or helping shape award-winning campaigns, Lana makes things happen—with precision, energy, and heart.

Get To Know Lana

Music
Indie Folk, Alternative R&B, Jazz, Soul, Pop, Hip Hop, UK Rap
Favourite Movie, TV Show, and Song
When Harry Met Sally, Seinfeld, and Harvest Moon
Favourite Food
The Vegan Pizza at Stoked in Shirley, BC
Favourite Season
Fall
Hobbies
Candle Making, Sewing, Pool, Photography, Cycling, Travel, Running, Surfing, Cycling, Skiing, Thrifting, Cooking

Project Manager

As Project Manager at Takt, Lana draws on her years of experience in project and account management to lead multidisciplinary teams through complex creative work. Her expertise spans tourism marketing, trade shows, brand development, social campaigns, and digital production—skills she now applies across industries to help bring standout strategies to life.

Lana is known for her ability to keep large-scale projects moving without losing sight of the human side of the work. From guerrilla marketing dreams to boundary-pushing digital experiences, she thrives on helping teams and clients stretch beyond what’s expected. Lana has helped guide campaigns that earned nods from the BC Tourism Industry Conference and Communication Arts for their innovation and interactivity, including “The Art of Nothing” for Southern Gulf Islands Tourism.

Her recent work includes managing an Indigenous reconciliation interpretive signage project in Chilliwack, integrating Indigenous knowledge and Western science in a deeply collaborative process. From envisioning sessions to construction prep, Lana played a hands-on role across architectural development, storytelling, and community partner coordination—helping set a new standard for partnership-driven tourism initiatives.

Always drawn to bold ideas and unconventional approaches, Lana is energized by the chance to craft work that makes people look twice—and think deeper. Her motto, “Let’s make it happen,” isn’t just a mindset. It’s a promise.