115th International English Online Meeting: "How to generate a new mindset" Marina Alabí . 10/03/24

BIODATA:
Marina Alabí holds a degree in Institutional Communication from the National University of Córdoba and a Master's degree in Business Administration from ICDA -
Business School of the Catholic University of Córdoba.
She has taken several specialization courses on the SDGs, one given by the Polytechnic University of Valencia and another by the Senate of the Argentine Nation.
She is a leader of the Green Economy and gives talks on climate change and the circular economy.
In the academic field
She is the Coordinator of ProÉtica's "Center for Ethics - Social Responsibility and Sustainability" at the Institute of Management Sciences (ICDA) Business School of the
Catholic University of Córdoba (UCC) for seven years.
In the private sector, she is Consultant in change management of organizations towards a triple impact model. She has been related to CSR, Sustainability, Triple Impact, SDGs, Circular Economy, and labor inclusion of people with disabilities for more than 15 years, these are concepts and ways of life that she hopes to inspire in the vocabulary of others.
In the area of volunteering:
For more than 14 years she has been committed to the labor inclusion of People with Disabilities in organizations being part of a network in Argentina called CEC (Club of Companies Committed to the Inclusion of People with Disabilities in the Workforce). It is also a member of the Board of Directors of a larger network, the RIEI (Ibero-American Network of Inclusive Companies) since its origins.
Sintesis:
Consultant in change management of organizations by applying an innovative business model. Strategic Planning of Communication and MKT. With more than 15 years of
experience related to companies seeking to increase efficiency through sustainability, a Triple Bottom Line model, United Nations Development Goals (ODS), and helping to create businesses with the concept of Circular Economy taking into account the inclusión of people with disabilities in the labor market.