Juan Manuel Salazar

Juan Manuel Salazar has extensive work experience in the field of tax and legal consulting. Juan Manuel started their career at PwC in 1995, where they worked as a Tax Manager until 2012. During their time at PwC, they gained experience in tax planning, M&A structuring, and providing assistance during tax audits for local and multinational companies.

After leaving PwC, Juan worked at various law firms and companies in different roles. From 2012 to 2016, they served as the Jefe del Area Tributaria at Lazo, de Romaña & Gagliuffi Abogados. Juan Manuel then worked as a Socio at Miguel Mur Abogados y Consultores Tributarios from January to May 2013.

Later in May 2013, they joined Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados as a Socio. Juan Manuel stayed with the firm until June 2016.

In October 2016, Juan started working as the Vice President of Tax at Inkia Energy, where they currently hold a position.

Throughout their career, Juan Manuel Salazar has gained expertise in tax law, investment planning operations, and providing tax assistance to clients.

Juan Manuel Salazar's education history begins in 1977 when they attended Markham College. Juan Manuel completed their education at Markham College in 1988, where they graduated.

In 1989, Salazar enrolled at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú to pursue a degree in Derecho. Juan Manuel studied Derecho at the university for seven years and completed their education in 1996.

After a significant gap in education, Salazar returned to academia in 2012. Juan Manuel attended two institutions during this period of time. Juan Manuel first studied at Esade in 2012-2013, where they pursued a Corporate Master of Business Administration, but the field of study is not specified. Additionally, in the same period, they also enrolled at Universidad del Pacífico (PE) for a Magíster en Administración (MBA).

The available information provides a chronological overview of Juan Manuel Salazar's educational background, including their degrees and the institutions they attended.