About Me
My passion is mentoring the next generation of change-makers and leaders with multiplier potential at key moments in their careers.
At the heart of everything I do is a deep commitment to those who aspire to build a better future for all, not just a few.
For almost three decades I have worked at the intersection of economic and social development and global leadership. This has allowed me to understand that systemic transformations are only possible when they begin as personal transformations, in the first person.
I have lived through three key professional stages. The first as an executive in multinationals such as Procter & Gamble and Danone.
The second as Division Head in institutions such as the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank.
The third since 2010 as a consultant, executive advisor, and facilitator, collaborating with leaders at all levels; from young change-makers to CEOs of multinationals.
Throughout this journey, I've focused on helping these leaders gain clarity in complexity, ask the right questions, and turn their capabilities into real strategic advantage.
Discover a new way to lead in complex times with more traction and less sacrifice.
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Creating a global consultancy collaborating with leading organizations.
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My work as an expert Executive Coach, which has given me the privilege of carrying out strategic coaching processes with senior executives.
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Supporting management teams in multinational companies, start-ups, and United Nations agencies.
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Working with young Latin American change agents, impacting more than 500 emerging leaders.
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Supporting young people from vulnerable backgrounds in programs to find their 'place in the world', from where they can exercise their right to climb the social ladder.
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Being the author of "Shine" and mentor to people committed to a better future for all.
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Master's in Development Economics from Johns Hopkins University as a Fulbright scholar.
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Law degree from Complutense University and Paris XI.
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Certificate in Executive Coaching from Georgetown University, with the Professional Certified Coach (PCC) credential from the ICF and a Postgraduate in Organizational Development from Georgetown and Columbia Universities.
