Executive Team

At Fundar we think about public policy proposals to achieve a more sustainable and inclusive Argentina. To achieve this, the executive team works on the strategic planning of the entire organisation. Based on institutional missions, we identify opportunities for action and collaboration and position ourselves on key issues.

We support the development of the areas and work teams and take charge of the management and monitoring of human resources.

Team

Executive Director

Martín Reydó holds a history degree from the University of Buenos Aires and an MA in political science from Torcuato Di Tella University.
María José Rebolino holds a BA in business administration and an MA in human resource management from the University of Buenos Aires. She has over ten years’ experience in human resources in the private sector, where she acquired expertise at a range of roles.
Stephanie Peuscovich is a journalist with a master's degree in Narrative Journalism from the Universidad de San Martín and Revista Anfibia. She has worked in social media coordination in the public sector and has worked in various media outlets.
Mariela Magnelli holds an MSc in social policy and development from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Melina Rodríguez has extensive administrative experience, particularly in procurement and contracting. Her career has focused on civil society organizations.
Ana Julia Aneise holds a BA in economics (UBA) and is currently pursuing an MA in the economics and law of climate change (FLACSO). Her research focuses on the design of policies for a fair transition to a sustainable, low-carbon development model.
Elisabeth Mohle holds a BA in Environmental Sciences (USAL), an MA in Public Policy and Development Management (UNSAM and Georgetown University) and is a PhD candidate in Political Science at UNSAM.
Laura Barbieri has experience in administrative and supervisory tasks and in event management. She has worked in various roles in a variety of industries.
Juan O’Farrell is an economist with a PhD in political science from Torcuato Di Tella University and an MA in governance and development from the University of Sussex. He specializes in the political economy of natural resources, technology, and labor.
Cintia Scarfo graduated as a Certified Public Accountant at the UBA, has experience in accounting and financial areas and has worked in organisations in various fields, mainly in the private sector.

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