International
Speaker
Culture, talent, and leadership to decide and execute better.
Stages to Think Differently
I participate as an international speaker in executive settings where the goal is to think more rigorously about culture, talent, and leadership, and to understand how they connect, or disconnect, from strategy, structure, and results.
My keynote sessions are designed for executives, leadership teams, and senior management, turning the stage into a space for meaningful reflection:
- less slogans, more judgment;
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less passing enthusiasm, more clarity for action.
I focus particularly on the relationship between strategy, culture, and structure, helping leaders understand why many well-designed initiatives fail in execution, and which real decisions make sustained performance possible over time.
My approach combines executive experience, evidence, and systemic thinking, delivered through clear and demanding language.
The purpose is not to motivate, but to bring order to the critical conversations organizations need to have and often postpone.
I have delivered more than 250 conferences in over 15 countries across Europe and Latin America, at leadership forums, corporate conventions, and executive gatherings.
Organizations such as BBVA, Liverpool, Adecco, Janssen, CANACINTRA, and AMEDIRH have relied on this approach to address leadership, culture, and the future of work from a rigorous and practical perspective.
Audiences Across Multiple Formats





















Most Requested Topics
- Conscious Leadership
Think better to decide better.
- Leadership Analytics
When leadership stops being intuition and becomes evidence.
- Culture and Leadership
What truly drives, or holds back, results.
- Strategy, Culture, and Structure
The triangle that determines execution.
- The Future of Work
It is not technological, it is managerial.
- Executive Talent
Why having good professionals is not enough.
- Leading in Complex Contexts
Deciding when there are no clear answers.
- From Inspirational Leadership
To Leadership That Executes.
