Executive Director of Borgonovo Pohl, S.A. de C.V, a leading coffee producer and export company in El Salvador. Borgonovo Pohl has formed a partnership with ECOM COFFEE GROUP, which is a leading world coffee producer, exporter and trader. He is also on the Board of Directors of Sacos Sinteticos Centroamericanos, a polypropylene production plant, Ingenio Taboga, Costa Rica’s largest sugar mill, Aquiares, one of the largest coffee producing farms in Costa Rica, and the Chamber of Agriculture of El Salvador (CAMAGRO). For the past seven years, he has been President of Asociación Salvadorena de Beneficiadores y Exportadores de Café (ABECAFE), which represents de private coffee export industry of El Salvador.  Members of ABECAFE combine for over 60% of the country’s coffee exports.  Earned a B.A. from Babson College and an M.B.A. from INCAE.

Corporate Communications Manager, Cenérgica-Nejapa Power Company, a subsidiary of Inkia Energy (Israel Corporation), which operates a marine fuel terminal, and the Nejapa Power Plant, the first private thermal generator in the Salvadorian wholesale electricity market. She is responsible for the company’s public relations and corporate social responsibility, providing counsel in energy market, legal, labor and environmental issues, as well as mergers and acquisitions. An advocate for Corporate Social Responsibility, she acts as Chairwoman of the CSR committee in the American Chamber of Commerce and has collaborated with FUNDEMAS in the Ethics and Transparency Committee responsible for the Business Ethics Guide. Serves as a Board Member of the non-profit Glasswing International, participates in the Walton International Scholarship recruiting committee and volunteers through Crisálida as an English teacher for a program aimed at students from rural public schools in her community. Holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from the University of the Ozarks and a Master in Corporate Social Responsibility from the University of Barcelona.

Political Commission’s Member of Cambio Democrático Party (CD), and Professor of Political Science and Theory of Government at El Salvador University. As the national youth coordinator of a political party in the government, he is in charged of the young people’s training on organization, social-democrats political ideas, political communication and leadership skills. As member of the Political Commission, he is one of the public and media official voices of the party. As university professor, he is the director of the Political Science E-Newsletter of the Faculty of Law. Earned his Master’s degree from the International and Iberoamerican Foundation of Public Administration and Public Policies (FIIAPP), in Madrid, Spain.

Managing Partner, CA Trade Consulting Group, San Salvador, El Salvador, were she advises firms interested in taking advantage of trade agreements, as well as on issues regarding market access, compliance with rules of origin and customs procedures, trade defense instruments and economic integration. She is also Executive Director for El Salvador’s Chamber of Telecommunications. Prior to joining CA Trade, she served as Vice Minister of Economy of El Salvador; Chief Negotiator for the European Union – Central America Association Agreement, the Doha Round at the World Trade Organization, negotiations with Canada and the Central American Economic Integration Process; Trade Policy Director; and Chief Negotiator for the Labor and Environment groups of the US – Central America – Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA – DR).