Este encuentro virtual, denominado "Adultos Mayores en América del Sur: desafíos y perspectivas” es el resultado de la colaboración entre los embajadores de cuatro ciudades importantes de la región: Buenos Aires, La Paz, Lima y Sao Paulo. Las exposiciones nos presentarán la situación de las personas adultas mayores en cada país incluyendo un análisis bajo el contexto de COVID y su impacto en esta población.
Conexión Adulto Mayor
CEO & Founder
Ativen
Co-founder
Aging2.0
Ambassador
Brisa y Viento
Fundadora
I am a Business Professional with a Law Degree in Argentina and a Master's Degree and a Ph.D. in France, in International Economic Relations. The first part of my career in Europe was focused on International Affairs. Life brought me back to Argentina, where I started working in the corporate world. I worked for American Express Argentina, where I had the chance to be trained in the U.S. and acquired significant marketing experience with global consumer focused companies.
As from 1990, I specialized in retail and shopping centers industry, an emerging industry in the local market in the early nineties, first as an executive and later as an external consultant. I have been involved in the development and management of more than 15 shopping centers in Argentina and other Latin American countries. Groupe Conseil, my consultancy firm, traditionally linked to retail and shopping centers business, is now shifting to silver economy subjects. At present I am focused on projects involving women over 50, and deeply involved in Silver Economy matters. I have created a senior women’s community on Facebook, called Ahora Nosotras. I am also a founding member of Marianne Argentina, an association of business women related to France, created in 2010 under the patronage of the French Embassy in Argentina.
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