Laura Lucio

Laura Lucio is an Emmy and Golden Mike Award-winning executive producer, broadcast journalist, television host, and best-selling author with more than 25 years of experience in live and televised programming. Her career spans CBS, NBC-Telemundo, Univision, Azteca America, Estrella TV, and Netflix, with work ranging from investigative journalism and intimate celebrity interviews to concerts, documentaries, talk shows, and scripted series.As founder of Laura Lucio Enterprises, (Luce Media) she has led a full-service, multiplatform production company, guiding projects from concept through distribution and managing teams of five to more than 100 professionals. She executive produced and directed Estrella TV’s daily talk show Jenni, served as consulting producer on the 90-episode series Mariposa de Barrio, and produced and hosted Telemundo’s musical special Simplemente La Mejor. Her work combines creative development, hands-on production leadership, and collaboration with talent, crews, and network partners.Lucio’s journalism includes the Emmy-winning news special Most Dangerous Prisons in Mexico, as correspondent for Telemundo’s Newsmagazine Ocurrió Asi. She won a Golden Mike Award for Best Investigative Journalist for her investigation that led to arrests of fraudsters running a fraudulent employment agency. Her celebrity interview specials, En La Intimidad con Laura Lucio, offered one-on-one conversations with prominent entertainers.She is also the author of A Crazy Life: Anecdotes and Conversations with My Friend Jenni Rivera.Laura is presently in pre-production for All 4 Love, a podcast highlighting people who go out of their way to help others. Through the stories of these individuals and the people who benefit from their kindness, the podcast will explore the human connections behind acts of generosity and the difference they make in people’s lives.Beyond production and journalism, Lucio serves on the Executive Board of Directors of the Beverly Hills Film Festival, she speaks to students about media literacy and journalism and volunteered with Family Promise of the Verdugos in support of displaced families. She attended The University of Texas at Arlington and has completed executive leadership training in critical infrastructure and cyber security protection through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Sam Houston State University. Fluent in English and Spanish, she brings a bilingual perspective to her storytelling and community engagement.