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CEO

Maribel is a specialized professional in developing interactive museums. She has been responsible of the execution of more than 65 permanent, temporary and itinerant museum projects. She has created and led multidisciplinary teams, which include advisors, researchers, artists, designers, museographers, curators, architects, communicators, educators, and engineers, among other professionals. Throughout her more than twenty-five years of experience creating and operating interactive spaces, she has stablished strong relationships with many museum professionals and theorists, nationally and internationally, who have enriched her professional experience. Her vision focused on continuous improvement has taken her to create strategic alliances to broaden her scope and improve the results.

She holds a BA in Industrial Design from Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, and a Masters in Museums from Universidad Iberoamericana.

Finance and Administration

Manuel specializes in financial and business administration, with a comprehensive vision of corporate planning, financial policy, strategic investment analysis, shareholding management, capital risk management, efficient human and material resources management. Throughout his more than thirty-five years of experience, he has contributed with different corporate businesses, standing out for his assertiveness, and his continued interest in maintaining himself updated in the financial field nationally and internationally. As a result of his performance and career he has obtained the complete trust of different corporate businesses who have had no doubt to have him as their attorney-in-fact.

He holds a BS in Accounting and a CPA from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, with a major in Auditing, and a Masters in Finances from the Colegio de Contadores del Estado de México.

International Business Development

Guillermo is an industrial designer by training with broad experience in managing international projects. He has led the selection, negotiation, set-up and track success of international temporary exhibitions in Mexico, as well as the development of interactive projects abroad. He has built an international network of exhibition suppliers and contractors. Throughout his more than twenty-five years in the museum field, he has developed negotiation skills
with national and international clients. His ability to understand the client’s needs allows him to prepare viable and strategic economic proposals for future projects. In his quest to broaden the scope of Sietecolores, he has participated in commercial missions in the Middle East, has developed a solid network of representatives, and continues creating strategic alliances.

He holds a BA in Industrial Design from Universidad Autónoma Metropolitanta, and a Certificate in Small and Medium Business Administration from Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México.

Operations and Implementation

José Luis is an expert in the design of operational plans for public spaces.
He has executed the operation of different museum projects. His major accomplishment is leading Papalote Móvil, Museo del Niño, the largest traveling museum in Latin America. He has managed the recruitment, hiring and training of more than 45 interactive museum projects, which required him to develop processes, policies and operative regulations. In partnership with KPMG, he designed a business model for cultural projects, a model that allows to predict the feasibility of the project and provides a solid financial foundation to achieve sustainability. He stands out for his ability in building new teams to launch and maintain the operation of new museums and cultural institutions.

He holds a LL.B. from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, and a Certificate in Art Administration from Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana.

Technology Innovation

Héctor is an electronics engineer specialized in embedded systems. He has contributed to the development of the engineering and technology integration in more than 25 museum projects and traveling exhibitions nationally and internationally. Throughout his career, he has had the opportunity to find creative ways to integrate technology in the museum setting. His valuable input ranges from design, prototyping, budgeting, development, integration, operation, maintenance, as well as creating, training, and leading teams of technology specialists. He is constantly seeking and learning from the latest trends and new technologies focused on interactive interfaces, which results in the implementation of such systems and tools in multimedia, lighting systems and electronic interfaces.

He holds a Bachelors in Electronics Engineering from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Museography Design

A talented architect with more than twenty-five years of experience in design and installation of exhibitions. At the beginning of his career, he started participating in art events and art showrooms with different multimedia installations inspired by stage and exhibit design. He has specialized in museography and exhibition architecture. He won the national contest to commission the design of the Venezuelan Pavilion at the World Expo in Lisbon for his outstanding proposal.

He has piloted projects related to the physical enabling of marginalized neighborhoods in Venezuela, an initiative promoted by the World Bank. Since 2011, he has developed projects with the Spanish firm Empty. The diversity of his work can be seen referenced in many articles, exhibitions, presentations and events all related to the arts, architecture and urbanism.

He holds a BA in Architecture by Universidad Central de Venezuela.

Education Consultancy

Narrative and Interpretation

Educator with professional experience in a variety of educational areas which include schools, universities, research centers and museums, where she has worked creating educational models, developing programs, designing of learning environments, doing research and teaching. One of her greatest achievements is her work on strategic projects and research for the Centro
de Innovación Educativa at Universidad Panamericana. For many years, she worked as a researcher for the Instituto de Fomento e Investigación Educativa (IFIE). Lately, she has focused her career on the study and research of new trends in museums and interactive learning environments: from the creation of the concept, development of the content, educational models, learning programs, and community engagement programs.

She holds a BA in Education from Universidad Panamericana, and a Masters in Arts in Education from Harvard University.