Olimpia Peñaloza's Linkedin Analytics

Architect specialist in Cultural Heritage and Creative Economy with 15 years of experience working in the local government of Santa Cruz de la Sierra and also collaborations for international cooperation institutions. Architect by the Universidad Privada de Santa Cruz de la Sierra - Bolivia (2004-2009). Master in Business Management (MBA) from Universidad Privada de Santa Cruz de la Sierra - Bolivia (2013-2014); Master in Evaluation and Management of Cultural Heritage from Universidad de Salamanca - Spain (2014-2015). Diploma in Photography. Team Leader in the Architectural and Topographic Survey Project of the Historic Center basis for the architectural guidelines of the Historic Center; Fiscal Inspector of the Project "Restoration of Heritage Facades in the Historic Center "; Leader for the evaluation of the urban heritage catalog and researcher of projects for investment funds; Team Leader in the implementation of the City Museum - Altillo Beni, in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Collaborations for international cooperation institutions: - IPCE - Institute of Cultural Heritage of Spain (2015) in the compilation and research for the Traditional Heritage Magazine Nº18. - AECID-UNESCO (2016) through the Missions Plan - World Heritage Manager working on the Integral Rehabilitation Plan of the Jesuit Missions of Chiquitos as Cultural Manager of the Heritage Valorization Area, Co-designer of the Cultural Interpretation Center of San Ignacio de Velasco and Cultural Manager and coordinator of the Chiquitano Cultural Space in San José de Chiquitos. - ICOM (2021-2022), part of the Communication Team of the Project "Red de museos Amazónicos – Hecho con Corazón", winner of the ICOM-SAREC 2021 call, working with museums in Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru. She obtained several academic and professional achievements; Scholarship for the Leadership Training Program at Georgetown University - Washington; Invited by the Universidad Privada Santa Cruz de la Sierra for the Transcultural Management Program at the Universidad Finis Terrae in Chile; Scholarship granted by the Simón I. Patiño Foundation for the Master's in Spain, program concluded with honors. She is currently part of the Research Group on Museums and Heritage in Salamanca; She has lectured at international conferences and has been invited to give talks at universities. Good research and writing skills. Passionate about Culture and Heritage. Excellent interpersonal skills in communication and interaction with local and international actors.