Outstanding Women in Digital Agencies Leader

As an agency leader, Lysa Miller of Ladybugz Interactive is setting the bar for agencies, for now and into the future. In her third and current agency, Miller has created what she calls a "Life First" agency. Employees and freelancers at Ladybugz Interactive enjoy 32-hour workweeks, flexibility, and the choice to work in the areas of the company where they thrive, winning them a spot on "Agency Workplaces Best Agencies to Work At." She believes that if team members are living their best lives personally, they will do their best work for clients, doing what they love. She also compensates on worth, and on projects, she has a model built into the price to do so.



You will find Ladybugz always at the top of agency lists such as Clutch, AgencySpotter, and other agency publications. They have a solid reputation with over 60 solid reviews on Clutch.co, the industry standard. Miller can be seen writing columns in publications and is notorious for her super guest podcasting and community involvement. As part of the Boston Business Women's Legacy League, she and other leaders support one another and more than 50,000 peer members of the group. She is also the founder of the MetroWest Women's Network, which has over 5,000 members. On top of her own achievements, she has grown an agency best known for its work in early-stage biotech. Ladybugz's role in positioning, messaging, design, and development has helped biotech companies launch into next-phase fundraising, partnerships, and IPOS.

With this success, the company has expanded its similar processes into other industries such as non-profit, healthcare, and B2B. Located in Boston, the heart of biotech innovation, the company just launched a presence in Miami and is working with its first signature Miami clients.



No stranger to agency growth, she was recognized at her previous agency as one of the top 3 largest web development agencies in Massachusetts and featured on the cover of the Boston Business Journal's Annual Book of Lists.