Biography
Executive Director of the CLACDS Ecobanking Project. In charge of several initiatives such as the Green Housing Financing Course and the Green Retrofit Marketplace platform. She is a graduate of INCAE Business School with a Master's degree in Business Administration with a concentration in sustainable development and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from the National Autonomous University of Honduras. In March 2020, she concluded the “Leadership and Diversity for Innovation” Program of the Women's World Banking and Aresty Institute of Executive Education, Wharton University of Pennsylvania, in order to deepen her knowledge of the design of credit products focused on women.
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Degrees
- Master in Business Administration (MBA), with a concentration in sustainable development. INCAE Business School. 1992- 1994
- Bachelor of Economics, graduated with Academic Distinction. National Autonomous University of Honduras, Tegucigalpa, Honduras. 1989-1992
CLACDS projects:
Work experience
Place of work: FND, Mexico / IDB
From: July 2019 To: December 2019
Position: Consultant
Description: Member of the team formed to analyze the establishment of a new credit line for US $ 50 million to finance green technologies in the agricultural sector in Mexico.
Place of work: Financiera Rural, México / IDB
From: July 2013 To: September 2013
Position: Consultant
Description: Member of the team formed to analyze, monetize and link the portfolio of the agricultural sector of the institution with positive environmental and social impacts.
Place of work: CLACDS / INCAE Business School
From: January 2012 To: November 2013
Position: Consultant
Description: Design of the strategy for relaunching and implementing the second phase of the Ecobanking Project (2013-2017). Development of the execution plan and selection of donors.
Place of work: Technical Secretariat for Planning and External Cooperation (SEPLAN). Honduras
From: January 2012 To: April 2013
Position: IDB Results Management Consultant
Description: Coordination of the Program to Support the Implementation of a Results-Based Management System in the Government of Honduras. Monitoring and evaluation of high impact policies and strategies implemented.
Place of work: Central American Bank for Economic Integration, CABEI. Honduras.
From: July 2005 To: December 2010
Position: Executive Assistant to the Director for Spain
Description: Advice to the representative of the Spanish government in the Bank's Board of Directors for the approval of operations (credit and technical assistance, among others).
Place of work: Inter-American Development Bank, IDB. USES
From: May, 2005 To: July 2005
Position: Consultant
Description: Member of the work team to design a proposal that would determine the role and responsibilities that the Bank would have when engaging in the carbon emissions reduction market.
Place of work: Danish Cooperation Agency, DANIDA. Honduras
From: February, 2005 To: April 2005
Position: Consultant
Description: Member of the work team to design the regional environmental program for US $ 40 million for the period 2005-2009, a component to support the environmental performance of civil society and its future impact actions.
Place of work: CABEI. Honduras
From: September, 2003 To: February 2005
Position: International Financial Analyst
Description: Manager of relationships, contacts and funds (JBIC World Bank, KfW, among others), for CDM activities promoted by CABEI in the Central American region and responsible for at least 10 funding activities for environmental programs, of which she was the leader of the design team.
Place of work: CABEI. Honduras
From: August, 1997 To: August 2003
Position: Environmental Analyst
Description: Focal point for the coordination of all the Bank's environmental initiatives and activities. Responsible for the economic, financial and environmental analysis of projects assigned to the Sustainable Development department of the Credit Division. Coordinator of the design of the “Central American Carbon Program”, a financial facility of US $ 40 million to finance projects that will generate certified carbon reductions.
Place of work: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI). Panama.
From: February, 1997 To: May, 1997
Position: Consultant
Description: Member of the team that worked in the Cayos Cochinos Biological Reserve, in Islas de la Bahía, Honduras to conduct and analyze various studies and surveys.