Sonia Mulero , Director of the Banco Sabadell Foundation
Selected as one of the TOP 100 Women Leaders of Spain 2019 in the Third Sector category. Trustee of Fundació Escola Eina, member of the board of Foundations for Science (FECYT), member of the Venture Board (Ashoka), member of the Celera Committee, and member of the board of #FundacionesPorElClima (AEF). Extensive experience in the management of non-profit organizations, talent management, and innovation. She was the CEO of Fundación Inlea (Inlea Corporation's CSR initiative) and Deputy Manager at CIDOB.
Valerio Rocco. Director Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid
Professor of the History of Modern Philosophy in the Department of Philosophy at the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM), where he was Vice-Dean of Research, Knowledge Transfer, and the Library of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters. Task Leader of the EU Horizon 2020 Research Project entitled FAILURE. Author of the book *Old Rome in the Young Hegel* (2011).
Carlos Chaguaceda Álvarez. Director of Communications at the Prado Museum
He began his professional career participating in the launch of the newspapers EXPANSIÓN and Gaceta de los Negocios, as an editor. In 1994, he joined Antena 3, where he held the positions of deputy news director, head of the Economics section, and finally, Brussels correspondent for Antena 3 Television. He worked for over a decade as director of corporate communications for Coca-Cola Spain. Subsequently, he was director of communications at the Spanish Association of the Electrical Industry (Unesa). In 2015, he became Director General of Tourism for the Community of Madrid, before returning to Unesa in 2017 to his former position as director of communications. In 2018, he was appointed Director of Communications for the Prado National Museum.
David R. Peralto , President of LaJoven
With degrees in Hispanic Philology and Music, he has combined his teaching career with his professional work as a musician and theatre producer. For over 15 years, he has taught music, musical theatre, children's and adult choirs, and various orchestras. He has also composed musicals and several international theatrical works. Since 2012, he has directed the La Joven Compañía project, serving as executive producer for all of its productions.
Marta Rincón . Head of Visual Arts, Architecture and Design at AC/E.
She holds a degree in Art History from the Autonomous University of Madrid, a Master's degree in Museology from the Camuñas Foundation, and a Postgraduate degree in Cultural Resource Management from the University of Deusto. Since the beginning of her professional career, she has focused on international projects promoting contemporary Spanish art abroad. In this capacity, she has collaborated on international projects with the Youth Institute (Injuve), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, and the State Society for Cultural Action Abroad (SEACEX), where she has directed the contemporary art department since 2005.
In 2011, the organization changed its name to Acción Cultural Española, where she is currently responsible for Visual Arts, Architecture, and Design. In the private sector, she is a founding partner, along with Rocío Gracia Ipiña, Sergio Rubira, and Marta de la Torriente, of RMS La Asociación, a cultural production agency established in Madrid in 1999 for the curating, production, promotion, and dissemination of contemporary art.
Santiago Santamaría , Global Head of Communications at Fever
A graduate in Advertising and Public Relations with a specialization in marketing from ESIC. After a year-long internship at El País, he began his professional career at McCann Erickson, where he was part of the account management team for the agency's main advertisers, including L'Oréal Paris, Movistar, and Aldi. He later worked for Vinizius Y&R for the agency's top clients, such as Danone, GB Foods, and Costa Crociere. There, he developed creative strategies for the European, Latin American, and North African markets.
Patricia Lietor. Head of Marketing and Business at Cultura Inquieta.
A graduate in Advertising and Public Relations from the University of Barcelona, she worked at several communication, creative, and media agencies before developing her career in the strategy and sales department of Viacom Networks (MTV, Nickelodeon, and Paramount Comedy). Following a postgraduate degree in Digital Marketing from ESIC, she returned to the agency world to develop media strategies for brands. In 2013, she embarked on a new path as Digital Director of Cultura Inquieta, eventually becoming Managing Partner of Marketing and Business, where she established the company's entire growth strategy.
