Con­nect­ing Two Re­gions

The fo­cus of the my ca­reer since I was 21 has been con­nect­ing Latin Amer­i­ca and the Unit­ed States, two cul­tures that I un­der­stand on a deep lev­el. On the Latin Amer­i­can side, I grew up in Buenos Aires, was the vale­dic­to­ri­an of the Di Tel­la Law School, I’ve been an as­so­ciate at a law firm in Buenos Aires and have re­solved com­plex in­ter­na­tion­al cas­es. On the Amer­i­can side, I re­ceived my Mas­ters in Law from Stan­ford and lived in Sil­i­con Val­ley, I was a re­search fel­low at Co­lum­bia and lived in New York, I’ve been work­ing with Amer­i­can com­pa­nies for a decade — and, per­haps most im­por­tant­ly, my hus­band and two chil­dren are Amer­i­can.