I doubt it's a font. It looks like Danielle signed her own name - and has different Es and Ls.

Looks like you picked a winner!

Not Linotype - it has a "flair" - https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/cooper-black/ just look at the é
Same is true for the Adobe one (since Adobe used Linotype for its digital fonts way back when.

Unless -- there is a small flair on the ´-- which I can see due to a heavy drop shadow.

Have a lovely one.

But I don't know which manufacturer they used. (The accent mark is different)

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TRAIL

They used the alternate "N" - you can see it in the glyphs.
https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/font-fabric/code-pro?tab=glyphs

Nice find, Jersey!

There is a real commercial font for this that is an exact match - but the name fails me. However, if you are in a rush dafont has this to offer

NOT THE FONT (unless you do some manual labor)

It looks like someone may have modified Serpentine Serif to create the logo

It looks like the designer may have modified Poppl Laudatio

Berthold's server is down this morning - Perhaps it will work for you

Laudatio® Pro - Berthold Types
www.bertholdtypes.com

WANDERLAND

It's so similar to many font - the closest for substitution, if no one finds the exact match, could be Lemon Milk

NOT THE FONT

This looks very similar to "SEARS" -- the old logo. And it looks like it was made the same way. Using Helvetica Obliqued and adding the thin white rule (maybe you could just superimpose the "lightest" weight over the weight you've selected (Helvetica Demi, probably Heavy in Helvetica Neue)... just a thought.