Marcia Tambutti, Biologist from UNAM (Mexico) and has a M.Sc. from the Imperial College and the Natural History Museum, London (UK). Her interest is focused on public policies for the biodiversity conservation and on the spreading of science and culture. She directed Allende mi abuelo Allende, (Allende, my Grandfather Allende) a documentary film awarded by the 2015 Cannes Film Festival. She is currently collaborating with the ECLAC in biodiversity subjects.
Marcela Rios has a Doctorate in Political Sciences from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Masters in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Masters in Social Sciences from the Latin American Social Sciences Institute (FLASCO in Spanish). She is an expert on the development of public policies in issues regarding inequality, poverty and gender. Currently she is working as Officer of the Governance Program of the UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) in Chile where she coordinates the Audit to Democracy Program.
Eduardo Baez is an attorney from the Catholic University of Chile and has a Bachelor in Law from the University of Salamnca, with a degree in economics from the University of Chile and Public Management from the University of Santiago, Chile. He was a city councilman and mayor of the Lo Espejo Municipality. Currently he works as a Legal Director of Imaginaccion group of companies.
Juan Somavia is an attorney from the Catholic University of Chile and an honorary doctor from the following Universities: Connecticut College, Catholic of Lima, Turin, Pantheon-Sorbonne, Coimbra and Kassel. He has taken on different diplomatic positions since the 1970s representing the Chilean State, and worked as General Manager of the International Labor Organization (ILO) for three periods (1999-2012). He is currently the Director of the “Andres Bello” Diplomatic Academy in Chile.
