Honorary Consul of Ecuador in Lebanon
Her first diplomatic role, at the start of a life lived between two regions.
More than forty years across diplomacy, peacemaking, the environment and government. Explore her public service, from her first consular role to her international work on peace and dialogue.

Her first diplomatic role, at the start of a life lived between two regions.
Representing Ecuador in the United States before her first ambassadorship.
Her professional record lists membership of Harvard's Conflict Management Group, working on international negotiations alongside Roger Fisher's team.
Period from her published website chronology; the published record lists the role without dates.
Professional record · website chronology
Advisor to the President of Ecuador during the peace process that culminated in the Brasilia Presidential Act.
Her first posting in Washington.
Diplomacy,
in person.

Her published professional record lists her as founder and president of the Galápagos Conservancy Foundation, reflecting her longstanding conservation work.
Year from her published website chronology; the published record lists the role without a year.
Professional record · website chronology
Leading Ecuador's trade and industrial policy.
Presiding over the regional parliamentary institution and advancing dialogue across the Andean region.
Her published professional record lists this parliamentary leadership role, connecting economic affairs across Europe and Latin America. Her published professional record also lists service as co-chair of the European Parliament and Andean Parliament (2007–2009).
The initiative ran from 2007 to 2013, seeking international support to keep oil underground and protect biodiversity. Her published professional record lists her role as chief negotiator.
Dates refer to the initiative, rather than her full personal tenure.
Professional record · initiative history

Her published professional record records her appointment in 2010 to promote dialogue among civilizations.
Her published professional record records concurrent accreditation to Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Kuwait, Oman and Syria.
Her second posting in Washington.
Ecuador, Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama, together with the United States, signed a memorandum supporting the Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor. It advanced cooperation on marine governance, conservation finance and maritime security.
National context
Ecuador completed a debt-for-nature conversion supporting marine conservation. This milestone belongs to Ecuador's environmental record during her second posting in Washington.
National context
Representing Ecuador in France and Monaco.
Her published professional record includes board membership of the International Peace Institute, alongside her wider work on peace and security.
Founding roles and advocacy, as described in her public record.
Her published professional record lists her as founder of this initiative promoting cultural diplomacy.
Her published professional record lists her as founder, with a focus on public-health education.
Her published professional record describes advocacy for Indigenous environmental leadership and circular-economy models.
Her published professional record lists board service with CAF, COMEXI and Petroecuador.

Her published professional record lists studies in public administration and public policy, dated 1993.
Arts studies, as listed in her professional record.