Agustina Imfeld

Agustina graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from the Universidad Nacional del Nordeste in Corrientes where she completed the six-year law degree in fewer than three. She also completed an MBA in Innovation Management at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, and graduated from the University of Georgia Master of Laws program where she received a merit-based full scholarship. Her most recent role was in Complex Litigation at Clarin Group, where she worked on high-stakes cases, such as securing an injunction against the federal government of Argentina to suspend the nationalization of telecommunication services. Agustina has performed pro bono work, including a project funded by the United Nations Democracy Fund which aims to promote vulnerable women’s access to justice in civil cases. She was selected as one of 500 young leaders in LATAM by the Climate Finance Group for Latin America and the Caribbean to promote transparency and accountability of international financing in climate change.