Agricultural Engineer and Master in Clean Development Mechanisms and Energy Efficiency, with specialized training in energy, sustainable development, indigenous public policies, and the 2030 Agenda (UN–FILAC). My work focuses on articulating innovation, sustainability, and indigenous worldview as a basis for new economic development models with territorial identity.
I am the founder of Ruka Antu Renewable Energies and managing partner of Indigeniería SpA, initiatives aimed at integrating clean technologies, circular economy, and ancestral knowledge into concrete solutions for communities, companies, and territories. I currently serve as Executive President of the South American Indigenous Business Forum, a platform that promotes intercultural dialogue, international cooperation, and the strengthening of indigenous enterprises in South America.
At the international level, I have actively participated in the Indigenous World Business Forum as a rapporteur, regional representative, and Ambassador of the Indigenous World Business Forum, representing South America in meetings held in Guatemala, Hawaii, Canada, Chile, New Zealand, and Colombia. In this role, I promote strategic alliances between indigenous peoples, the private sector, multilateral organizations, and governments, positioning sustainable business models with cultural relevance and a long-term vision.
I believe in an economy where innovation dialogues with tradition, where development respects nature, and where indigenous peoples are protagonists in building a just, collaborative, and sustainable future for South America and the world.