Emerson Marin Licanleo

Emerson Marin Licanleo has a diverse work experience, starting in 2008 when they founded QFactor Ltda, a technology and creativity backoffice company. Emerson remained with the company until 2013. In 2011, they also founded Clouli.com, an internet platform connecting people through knowledge, which was sold to Enabledware Inc. in 2012. In 2012, they became a member of the Greater San Jose Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Finally, in 2013, they became the co-founder and CEO of Lirmi.com, a comprehensive platform providing a centralized and data-driven educational and working experience for schools and professionals.

Emerson Marin Licanleo began their education in 2004 at Universidad de La Frontera, where they pursued a degree in industrial civil engineering with a specialization in computer science. This program was completed in 2006. Subsequently, they enrolled in Universidad Católica de Temuco to study civil computer engineering. It is unclear when they completed or terminated this degree. Later on, Emerson attended Growth Institute, although the specific duration and completion of this program are unknown. They focused on scaling up and growth sales during this period.