I’ve been working in impact-driven innovation management for 13 years. Four years ago, I followed the advice of mentors who told me I’d go further by creating my own path. They were right, and I’ve come building projects from a quiet corner in the forests of southern Chile.Now, based in London and refining my skills at the Department of Management at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), I’ve traded that serenity for the pulse of a city that never sleeps. Still, my mission remains: connecting local innovation with global impact.I'm not seeking employment, but I’m eager to engage in mind-blowing challenges. I create my own projects and offer my services to teams who share my passion for radical collaboration between governments, businesses, academia, and communities. I’m a workaholic, highly passionate, and always turn the projects I engage in into limitless opportunities.Professionally, I’m valued for my understanding of the Chilean innovation ecosystem, with hands-on experience alongside its key players. I learned not just from books, but by doing and adapting practices to our local context. I strive to stay agile, blending methodology, business acumen, and creativity. My motto? Serious doesn’t have to mean dull—projects should inspire, motivate, and uplift.Someone once said I might be the woman who has led the most innovation processes in Chile. I can’t verify that, but if even a part of it’s true, it’s worth mentioning.We're just a message away, in case you'd like to connect.