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Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City, Mexico

Leading the delivery of athletes-focused initiatives created by the Athletes’ Commission aligned with Olympic Agenda 2020+5 and the needs and priorities of Mexican athletes.Acting as business lead for operations, stakeholders and commercial partnerships management, budget and compliance. Main stakeholders include athletes, International Olympic Committee (IOC), IOC Top Partners in Mexico, Olympic Solidarity, and NADO, NOC Legal Department and NOC Technology and Information Department. Co-created the Athletes’ Commission website. Acting as Product owner of the website and content developments, ensuring end to end process and business requirements are streamlined. Created the customer journey in email marketing and communication of educational activities for athletes and first Athletes’ Forum in Mexico. 350+ athletes impacted. Negotiated sponsorship deals, oversaw rights activation and communication strategies for the development and execution of the Athletes’ Forum in Mexico. Created local commercial framework, and guidelines for the National Olympic Committee (Rule 40). Developing workshops for awareness of rights protection and legal regulation. Providing advisory services, support and guidance to the AC members about risk management. Created the statutes of the AC according to the IOC guidelines.

Mexico City, Mexico

Leading the program management process, including contracts, program organisation, resourcing, plan development, scope management and risk mitigation.Vitatlon is a digital education platform for athletes in Mexico. I built a network and alliances with international and national organizations that joined Vitatlon to provide advice and education resources on topics related to athletes’ mental health and their life outside sports. Vitatlon Allies include: Tackle What's Next (USA): Transition out of Sports & Entrepreneurship Academia Victoria147 (MX): Entrepreneurship & Mental Health Sports Rights Solutions (UK): Prevention of Harassment and Abuse in SportsEquilibrio - Denisse Cupa (MX): Mental Health De Buen Law (MX): Athletes' Rights and Responsibilities within the Olympic MovementNutrición Dinámica (MX): Nutrition in sport - Elite Level

We are independent sport thinkers who aim to support and cooperate with the sports community to SCORE impactful and relevant solutions.We create safe spaces for sincere and insightful discussions and develop content and projects fostering innovative solutions to influence the world through sport. During 2022, SCORE focused on the conversation “What is the responsibility of the Sports Governing Bodies towards Human Rights”.

Lausanne Area, Switzerland

Supporting and developing client relationships (Broadcasters, International Federations, Football Teams) in the Swiss and Mexican Markets. Designing through research “Go to Market Strategies,” and Pitching presentations to clients about digital fan engagement strategies and innovation services. Sportz Interactive is Asia's leading Sports Technology Partner, working with the likes of: FIFA, Google, UEFA, Twitter, Microsoft, Bundesliga, Yahoo, ICC, FOX Sports, Facebook, Indian Super League, Hotstar, Indian Premier League, European Club Rugby, SONY & many more. offering products such as:- Sports Data Analytics- Social Videographics & Content - OTT Management and Innovations- Fantasy Gaming- Data Visualisations- Web & Mobile

Lausanne Area, Switzerland

"Sponsorship opportunities for Olympic Athletes through Social Media"The focus of the project is to provide a clear overview of today’s sports media context faced by athletes and to investigate current models of interaction between athletes, sports organizations and (sponsors) brands. The goal of the project is to document the evolution of Rule 40 of Olympic Charter and to identify commercial opportunities for athletes while maintaining the benefits for official sponsors of the Games. Compared Rule 40 with mega-events and professional leagues (NFL, NBA, FIFA World Cup, F1)Analyzed of the Evolution of Rules 40 and 50 from 1958 to 2018 - Reasons and Impacts of Rule 40 changesSuggested to the IOC 3 possible scenarios for implementation

Mexico City

Hosted TV show specialized in NFL every week gamesFIBA Broadcaster in Mexico for FIBA Under-17 World ChampionshipMember of the core team that introduced match analysis comments for the American Football Professional League in Mexico

México

Optimized intercompany transactions for multinational companies from a tax standpointDeveloped a web application that generates the structure of a transfer pricing report according to the specifications of the taxpayer and simplifies the routine tasksAnalysed financial information (functions, assets and risks) of multiple enterprises in different industries in order to reduce its transfer pricing riskDefended in tax audits, comparability analysis according to client’s functions, risks and assets, in accordance with the OECD Transfer Pricing GuidelinesConducted interviews with clients with different employees in key positions (Finance, Operations, etc.) in order to gather information; and performed the functional analysis of the company.Coached team members as an instructor at Transfer Pricing Team

Mas, Sports Administration

Research Project: Olympic Games Bidding Process - Analysis of the Communication Strategy of the "New Chapter of the Olympic Movement.

Social Entrepreneurship

Diploma, Public Policy And Legislation In Sports

Bachelor'S Degree, Economics

Diploma, Sports Journalism

Technology and Digital Communications: Final Project - Crisis Management and Damage Control Communications for Sports Properties.

Exchange Program - Economics