Ramon Ojeda

Ramon Ojeda has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and leadership positions. Ramon is currently serving as the Director of Operations at the National Mango Board. Previously, they held the role of Director of Business Strategy at Lingua Language Center for 8 years, where they were responsible for setting the organization's strategic intent and overseeing financial performance. Ramon also served as the President of the Florida Diversity Business Council, working to promote inclusive supplier diversity initiatives in Central and North Florida.

In addition, Ramon has experience as the Executive Director of the Children's Safety Village of Central Florida, where they focused on reducing children's injuries and deaths in the community. Ramon also founded and led ROI Business Strategies, providing consulting services in business strategy, multicultural marketing, and public relations for small business owners and non-profit organizations in Central Florida.

Ramon's leadership skills and community involvement are exemplified by their tenure as President of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro Orlando. During their time in this role, they worked to support the economic development of the Hispanic business community, integrated chamber members and developed business growth initiatives. Ramon has also held various roles in sales, marketing, and e-business at Cargill, and served as a Professor of Finance at Universidad Metropolitana - UNIMET.

Early in their career, Ramon held the position of Treasurer/Financial Officer at Productos de Acero CAPRA, where they managed a portfolio of financial assets and developed collaborative strategies with financial institutions to reduce costs.

Overall, Ramon Ojeda's work experience showcases their expertise in operations, business strategy, leadership, and financial management across a range of organizations and industries.

Ramon Ojeda received their Bachelor's Degree in Business Management from Universidad Metropolitana (VE) in the years 1988 to 1993. Ramon then pursued a Master's of Business Administration (M.B.A.) with a dual concentration in Finance and Marketing from Penn State University from 1994 to 1996. In 1998, they attended Georgetown University for Certificate Programs for Executive Development, specializing in "Int'l Business Executive Program" and "Int'l Finance and Global Markets Executive Program."