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About Me

A lawyer who never exercised as such. 30 years in marketing and advertising. CEO at Ogilvy & Mather in Rome for 3 years. CEO at Saatchi & Saatchi Madrid for 7 years. Now, consultant at infonomia, a think tank based in Barcelona which studies what's in the edge of the enterprise and the world. Also Ambassador of Ashoka Spain, and TEDxMadrid, TEDxYouth@Madrid, TEDxMadridSalon and TEDxMadridChange organizer. Also I work as an actress at Theatre for the People Madrid.

Location:
Spain, Madrid
Current organization:
INFONOMIA
Current role:
Consultant
Gender:
Female
Areas of expertise:
Internet, education, Innovation, Cinema, Theatre Arts-Acting,writing,p, Books, books, books, books..., Brands
I am:
Artist, Atheist, Blogger, Connector, Consultant, Explorer, Idea generator, Performer, Single, World traveler
Languages:
English, French, Italian, Spanish
My website links:
infonomia, Los buenos libros
Universities:
Universit
TED conferences attended:
TEDActive 2014, TEDActive 2013, TEDActive 2012, TEDActive 2011, TED2010
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TEDCRED 500+ TED AttendeeAssociateTEDx Organizer

More About Me

I'm passionate about

Ideas. Theatre. Books. Cinerma. People. Virtualization of the world.

An idea worth spreading

teach peace.

Talk to me about

Intelligence x generosity x energy

People don't know that I'm good at

acting in the theatre

My TED Story

My friend Alfons talked to me about TED. And when I discovered it, I loved it and my dream was to be part. And here I am. Organizing TEDx. Speaking at TEDx. Participating at TEDActive, TEDxAmbassador for Europe, and curator of TEDx Talk in spanish

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  • TEDCred score: +6030.50 TEDCred reflects your contribution to the TED community.

  • +5

    A comment on Conversation: The debate about Graham Hancock's talk

    Mar 19 2013: I do not see TED as a censor. They are curators, they take their decisions. I am a curator too, and I know perfectly well that you have to apply your principles, you have to decide whats in and whats out, and it costs you white nights and a lot of preoccupations. As a curator and prominent person or institution you will always be attacked, no matter what you do, This is why it is so hard to be true to oneself, and it requires years of training and effort not to try to please everybody. TED is true to itself I believe, and I respect that. It is not a matter to be right or wrong about a talk, is it about integrity, Maybe I do not agree with those principles, and I am free to stop following TED. But TED integrity is there and derserves respect.
  • +2

    A comment on Conversation: As a TEDx organizers I wish there were this feature on ted.com/tedx. Please propose a suggestion or an idea around future functionality.

    Jun 12 2012: stats about the dfevelopment of the program in a region or city: number of licenses, when the first event has been done, evolution of licenses since then, total audience, number of cities with a licence, by type of events, ect, a full protrait of the program in a region or city. and maybe even an infography of it.

  • A comment on Conversation: Should anyone be able to upload their TEDTalk to TED.com?

    Feb 21 2011: YES! but in a different space, and the talk could be curated by the TED crowd and/or the TED curators (you).

  • A comment on Conversation: Do you have a favorite TEDx talk? http://www.youtube.com/tedxtalks http://www.youtube.com/tedxyouth

    Feb 20 2011: asteroids are real, and what we can do about it.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ybmqUrw9ag
  • +6

    A comment on Conversation: How do we capture the collective wisdom and engage the global TEDx communities?

    Feb 17 2011: IBM has a technology that they use ,with incredible results. They are able to create a 3-days brainstorming with maybe 150.000 people from 100 countries. It is called InnovationJam. It is a collaborative platform and I believe they could give it pro bono to TED to start an experiment of planetary creation.

    In term of taking action, I believe action comes from emotion, and emotion and involvement happen when something is close to you. Maybe TEDx should only be a GREAT LISTENER, someone who offers a platfrom to give more energy and visibility to issues which are already there, in the community, so maybe the question is AS TEDX organizers , HOW TO BE A GREAT LISTENER.

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