Carolina is a professional whose childhood unfolded in the Galápagos Islands, where she became involved in conservation projects from an early age. The uniqueness and beauty of the Galápagos have always been a constant source of inspiration for her.

She earned her degree in Business Administration from the Universidad Católica Santiago de Guayaquil, providing a solid foundation for her career. This academic background is complemented by her experience and dedication to the sustainable development of the Galápagos.

Her professional journey began at the Charles Darwin Foundation, where she worked in the operations department. During her time there, she contributed to research projects focused on the conservation of species and ecosystems in the Galápagos. Additionally, Carolina has worked as an independent consultant on environmental and productive issues, giving her a deep understanding of the challenges and specific needs of the region.

Her passion for innovation and commitment to the long-term well-being of the Galápagos are reflected in her role as an Executive Assistant at the Galapagos Life Fund.

Tannia holds a degree in Business Administration from the Universidad Internacional del Ecuador, Galápagos campus, and a Master’s in Business Administration from Newman Graduate School in Peru.

Her professional journey began at the Futuro y Progreso de Galápagos Credit and Savings Cooperative (FUPROGAL), where she served as Accounting Assistant for seven years and later as Head of Cash and Deposits for one year. During her time at FUPROGAL, she applied her expertise across various areas, contributing to the continuous improvement of the cooperative’s processes and services. She also worked at the Galápagos CITTEG Express Transport Cooperative, performing secretarial, operational, and organizational roles.

Throughout her career, Tannia has developed the knowledge and skills to adapt to diverse professional demands, making her a versatile and reliable team member.