CEA CAPA Buenos Aires, Argentina Directory

Maggie earned a bachelor’s degree in Tourism and Hotel Management from the Universidad del Salvador (USAL) and an MBA degree with a double specialization in Marketing and Operational Management from Universidad de Palermo (UP). She has worked for fifteen years in the hospitality industry in Argentina, Uruguay and The Netherlands, gaining extensive experience in luxury services, intercultural relations and teams management. In addition to her corporate experience, Maggie has always had a special interest for education. She has been a professor since 2007 in different Universities and Institutions for undergraduate and graduate students. In 2016, Maggie started up her own Marketing and Communication business, working with companies from diverse industries, helping them achieve their goals, grow and increase their performance.

Federico pursued his studies in communication science at Buenos Aires University and journalism at Taller Escuela Agencia. Over the course of his professional career, he has worked alongside Nobel Peace Prize laureate Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, collaborated with Amnesty International, and discovered his passion for working with television, events, and hospitality while expanding his expertise in photography and film. He is a fervent advocate for holistic growth, and always wants to share his love for reading, sports, and movies. These interests have not only made his life more exciting but have shown him the power of diverse perspectives and storytelling. Born in Buenos Aires, Federico is a true Porteño at heart. He's all about soaking in the local vibe and enjoying the countless activities this city has to offer. 

Florencia studied social anthropology at Buenos Aires University (UBA, Argentina) and is currently finishing her Ph.D in anthropology after winning a doctoral scholarship in 2016. Her research, which focuses on public policies around unemployment and their impact on workers’ organizations, was conducted in the province of Jujuy, in northern Argentina, where she used to travel and live for a couple of months each year. As part of her academic training, she moved to Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) for a few months and attended the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). She also worked as a teacher and tutor in different public universities in Buenos Aires. 

Growing up, Florencia considered herself to be a bit of a nerd – she loved reading literature and theater plays, listening to music and going to concerts, and watching films. Her hometown was a small city in the Buenos Aires province, so some films were difficult to obtain. Hence, she really looked forward to moving to Buenos Aires and enjoying all the cultural activities the city has to offer. In her free time, Florencia likes to take long strolls through different neighborhoods and explore Buenos Aires architecture and culinary circuits.