Connecting energy policy with international cooperation.

For more than 16 years I have worked at the intersection of energy policy and international cooperation: research on policies and best practices for transitioning to a low-carbon economy, decarbonization, and the deployment of emerging technologies such as green hydrogen.

My work spans Business-to-Government dialogue — advising international energy companies as they navigate the investment and policy landscape in emerging economies — as well as strategic engagement and donor coordination within multilateral institutions.

Career milestones include the U.S. State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program on renewable energy and climate change (2012), a Chevening Scholarship from the British Government (2015), and an Edward S. Mason Fellowship at Harvard Kennedy School. I served as Vice President of Chevening Alumni Mexico (2018–2020) and President of UCL Alumni Mexico (2019–2022).

Education · Formación

• Mason Fellow
  Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government
  Master in Public Administration (MC/MPA)
• Chevening Scholar
  University College London
  MSc in International Public Policy
• Universidad Iberoamericana Puebla
  BA in Political Science and Public Administration