Biologist (Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia San Juan Bosco, Puerto Madryn, 1992). He leads the Biodiversity & Sustainable Finance practice, where field data is translated into the language of metrics, risks and evidence required by banks, investment funds and corporate disclosure frameworks.
His trajectory combines research, corporate environmental management and entrepreneurship in applied science, focused on arid and marine ecosystems. He led sustainability for a global mining company on international projects and obtained closure permits for mines in Santa Cruz — terrain where biodiversity, environmental liabilities and financial costs intersect directly.
He developed biodiversity consulting practices for advanced mining projects in Santa Cruz, Chubut and Río Negro. He also drove ventures connecting science and the private sector at Península Valdés, and received the first Innovar 2017 prize for developing IoT devices applied to whale conservation.
At Cejuela y Asociados he directs geospatial data analysis and reporting against environmental, financial and corporate standards. He is currently completing his MBA at Universidad de San Andrés, with a thesis on recycling, certification and end-of-life asset valuation in the renewable energy sector.