Lorena Gutierrez Marconi

Economic Development | Consultant | Professor of Economics (Microeconomics II) | Professor of Finance (Finance II) | Professor of Applied Algebra | Market Access | Global Market Access Operations | Investment projects | Corporate Finance: Financing Investments and Managing Risk | Government | Program Evaluation

Cooperation - CAF Development Bank of Latin America | Governance and Political Management

Strategic Management & European Business combines the principles of strategic business planning with the unique economic, legal, and cultural context of European markets, focusing on developing strategies to achieve competitive advantage and navigate the complexities of globalization and multicultural business environments in Europe. It is a field for implementing internationalization, managing risks, building diverse teams, and formulating global expansion strategies within a European context.

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Political Science and Public Management with an emphasis on Management in public administration and Governance. My degree included a quantitative scientific research thesis, to apply data-driven methodologies to analyze and address challenges in public policy, institutional efficiency, and governance. I successfully completed 35 courses (equivalent to a full undergraduate curriculum) as part of my Licentiate in Political Science.

Bachelor of Science in Economics (BSc.) I hold a Bachelor of Economics degree from the Universidad Catolica Boliviana. My thesis focuses on Economic Development, Welfare theory, and the Economics of Education. Key concepts and areas of study in my research include: Modern Human Capital Theory, Individual Choices, Policy Decisions and the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Public Policies for Educational Quality. The Bachelor of Science in Economics degree requires the completion of 47 courses.