Currently, I am working on blockchain projects in the public and private sector.

I have been working on projects together with stakeholders from government and multilateral institutions, think tanks and technology companies backed up by my 18 years of experience in ICT and digital transformation policies.

In the first part of my professional career (2004-14), I focuced on technology and business journalism. In 2011 I founded the first digital magazine specialized in electronic government with the aim of promoting the benefits of technology for the digital transformation of the public sector in Latin America. Later, I participated in several Smart City projects and government programs, coordinating the first Open Government network in the Americas. At the same time, I started working as an International Consultant for financial and technical support organizations, such as IDB and CAF, managing different technological innovation projects in countries of the region, interacting with governments and technology companies.

In 2014 I turned the journalistic adventure PuntoGov into a non-profit organization. With this, I set out to expand the scope and social impact of technology in different areas in order to face environmental and production challenges of our time.

From 2015 to 2019, I worked as an advisor at the Ministry of Science and Technology of Argentina, carrying out a food tech program based on organic food grown in our country.

As I have always been interested in generating positive changes, I graduated in Sustainable Biobusiness at the University of Agronomy of Buenos Aires (UBA) in 2020. My thesis focused on the development of a biobusiness model oriented towards sustainable markets and based on blockchain technology.

I have a degree in Social Communication Sciences from the UBA University, specializing in Strategic Planning of Public Policies.