Leader of the Madre Tierra ProjectPioneering the world's first project to implement regenerative agriculture for strawberries, the most important fruit ingredient for Danone. This initiative focuses on reducing Scope 3 carbon and water impacts by training and empowering small farming communities- Managed €.7M per year in project financing.- Led a diverse team comprising members from four different organizations.- Coordinated internal and external partnerships and communications.- Developed and coordinated strategies to achieve project targets (environmental, economic and social)- Created and monitored fieldwork plans, reported results, and presented to executive levels.- Implemented tools and methodologies tailored to the socio-environmental context to achive project goals (Cool Farms Tool, SAI plataform, Danone ScoreCard, Transparency one)

*Commercial linkage of the nopal system in Mexico City with formal marketing channels such as Walmart and Herdez. *Commercial linkage of small rural and urban farmers such as amaranth, dehydrated products, meat, etc. with formal marketing channels with the Mexico City Hotel Association.*Commercial linkage of small farmers, processors and marketers to producers' markets in Mexico City. *Registration and dissemination of the importance of the productive system of the Chinampa as a GIAHS site and sustainable production.*Analysis, projection and proposal for the Secretariat of Inclusion and Social Welfare of the CDMX in its interest in local production for the supply of public and community kitchens.*Linkage with the Secretariat of Tourism for the linkage between farmers in the City with the project "Turismo de Barrio"

*Coordination and leadership of the first institutionally backed farmers' market in Mexico, the Mexico City Farmers' Market.*Field work for the verification of sustainable food systems. *Systematization of the experience on the operation and needs of farmers' markets in Mexico City.Identification of good practices and development of the process for the implementation, follow-up and consolidation of farmers' markets.*Consultancy to local government for campaigns and public policies in favor of local economy and sustainable agriculture.

At the Secretariat of Rural Development SEDEREC*Subdirector of the commercial linkage area. *Managed events such as "Consume Local" where small local farmers had marketing spaces in the best places in Mexico City.*Coordinated the creation of the first directory of small farmers in Mexico City. *Participated in the elaboration of numerous programs of the radio station "Raices" with themes of local consumption and sustainable agriculture.

At the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion. STyFE*Coordinator of the International Summit of Spanish-Speaking Cooperatives .