Maribel Ibarra 

Professional specialized in the development of interactive museums. She has been responsible for the execution of more than 65 permanent, temporary, and traveling museum projects. She has formed and coordinated work teams that include advisors, researchers, artists, designers, museographers, curators, architects, communicators, educators, engineers, among other professionals. In her more than 30 years of experience in the creation and operation of interactive spaces, she has established relationships with various national and international museum professionals and theorists, which have enriched her professional experience. Her vision of continuous improvement has led her to form strategic alliances that allow her to expand her field of action and enhance her results.

She was the 2019 recipient of the Roy L. Schafer Leading Edge Award for lifetime achievement and leadership in museums, presented by the Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC).

Graduate in Industrial Design from the Metropolitan Autonomous University and Master in Museums from the Ibero-American University.

Manuel Olivo  

Specialist in financial administration with a comprehensive vision for decision-making in corporate planning, in the generation of financial policies, in the strategic analysis of investment, in the protection of shareholding, in the control of capital risks, in the management of human resources and the efficient flow of material resources. In his more than 35 years of experience, he has collaborated in different companies and has been characterized by being assertive in all areas that influence the exercise of his responsibilities, as well as by his interest in staying up to date in the financial environment at a national and international level. Due to his performance and career, he has obtained the trust of several companies to exercise the role of their legal representative.

Graduate in Public Accounting from the National Autonomous University of Mexico with a specialty in Auditing and Master in Finance from the College of Accountants of the State of Mexico.

Matías Pintó 

Architect with more than 25 years of professional experience in exhibition design and assembly. He began his formal participation in art events and salons, with a series of multimedia installations, use of exhibition and scenographic resources. He has specialized in museography and exhibition architecture projects. Winner of the national competition for the development of the Venezuela Pavilion at the Lisbon World Expo. It has carried out pilot projects for the physical rehabilitation of marginal neighborhoods in Venezuela, linked to the World Bank. Since 2011 to date, he has been developing projects with the Spanish company Empty, SL. The diversity of his work can be seen referenced in numerous publications, exhibitions, presentations and events linked to art, architecture and urban planning.

Architect from the Central University of Venezuela.

José Luis González

Specialist in the operational design of public spaces. He has directed the operation of different museum projects, including the direction of the largest traveling museum in Latin America, Papalote Móvil Museo del Niño. He has coordinated the recruitment, selection and training of more than 45 interactive projects open to the public, for which he has developed operational processes, policies and regulations, standing out for his ability to manage teams for the launch of new projects. In alliance with KPMG, it generated a business model structure for cultural projects, which establishes the financial operation bases to achieve their viability.

Graduate in Law from the National Autonomous University of Mexico with a Diploma in Arts Administration from the Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana.

Héctor Jacques

Electronics engineer with a specialty in embedded systems. He has participated in the development of engineering and integration of technologies in more than 25 national and international museum and traveling exhibition projects. Throughout his career he has had the opportunity to understand the different aspects involved in the integration of technology in museums, such as design, prototypes, budget, development, integration, operation, maintenance, as well as the formation and monitoring of teams. specialized work. The national and international search for specialists and new technologies aimed at interactivity is a constant in its work that has resulted in innovation in electronic systems and interfaces, multimedia developments and museum lighting.

Electronics engineer from the Faculty of Engineering of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

Set Solís

Designer with professional experience in exhibition design, museography, and creative direction for a variety of projects, including learning spaces, art exhibitions, and interactive experiences, Set has coordinated design teams on numerous projects, always with a global vision.

As a design professional, her specialty is developing concepts focused on user-centered methodologies to create memorable spaces for visitors, always in line with current museographic trends. Since 2019, she has served on the editorial board of Exhibition magazine, published by the National Association for Museum Exhibition (NAME), part of the American Alliance of Museums.

He has a degree in Industrial Design from the Universidad del Valle de México and has a Master's degree in Design Theory and Criticism from the National Institute of Fine Arts.

Amparo Leyman

Amparo is a learning expert who has specialized in leadership, education and inclusion. Since 1994 he has applied his pedagogical experience in the field of museums. There, he has developed content and programs to later occupy institutional leadership and administration roles, coordinating teams of collaborators and supervising budgets. After several years in the field of education, he started a school in Mexico City based on the latest educational philosophies. Most recently, she has consulted for museums around the world on the topic of community engagement through cultural adaptation, content and curriculum development, program and exhibit creation, and team training. Amparo is an active alumnus of the prestigious Noyce Leadership Institute program, where she has honed her leadership style and interacted with leaders around the world. He is also a member of the respected consortium “The Museum Group”.

Graduate in Psychology from the Metropolitan Autonomous University with a Master's degree in Education from the Technological Institute of Higher Studies of Monterrey.

Isabel Diez

An educator with professional experience in a variety of educational settings, including schools, universities, research centers, and museums, she has worked on the development of educational models, program development, learning space design, research, and teaching. Her work is notable for strategic and research projects for the Center for Educational Innovation at the Universidad Panamericana (UP). She also served for several years as a researcher at the Institute for Educational Development and Research (IFIE). Currently, she focuses her work on the study and research of the latest trends in museums and interactive learning spaces, their conceptualization, as well as the development of content, educational models, learning programs, and community engagement programs.

Graduate in Pedagogy from the Universidad Panamericana and Master in Art and Education from Harvard University.

Hugo Villalobos

Professional with experience in product design, sustainability, materials innovation, environment, smart mobility, universal accessibility and public spaces. He has participated in museum projects in Mexico and abroad, in public and private galleries, linked with artists from various disciplines. His work focuses on project management, conceptual design and the three pillars of sustainable social, economic and environmental development. His diverse interests include the materialization of ideas into products and multidisciplinary projects.

In his 10 years of experience he has collaborated with international design groups, with private sector companies in Mexico focused on the regeneration of public spaces and focused on the concept of Smart Cities.

Graduate in Industrial Design from the University of Guadalajara with one year of studies at the University of Applied Sciences of Salzburg, Austria and with a Master's degree in Advanced Sustainable Design from the University of Edinburgh, UK and a Master's degree in Environment: Human and Socioeconomic Dimensions from the Complutense University of Madrid, Spain.