Natalia Di Paolo

Natalia Di Paolo has a diverse range of work experience. Natalia is currently working as a People Operations Specialist- HR Recruiter at Qida, a home-care company focused on providing quality care to dependent individuals. Prior to this, Natalia worked as a Vendedora Deportiva at Decathlon España, where they provided customer service through various channels and focused on client retention. Natalia also worked as an Entrevistadora at Asociación Lola Mora, conducting interviews with influential women as part of a government project for inclusivity. Natalia has experience in commercial consulting as a Consultora Comercial de Recursos Humanos at S+R Consultores, where they were responsible for client relationship management and recruitment coordination. Natalia has also worked in the banking industry, serving as an Ejecutiva de Cuentas / Gestora Comercial at Itaú Unibanco and an Asesora/Representante Comercial at Banco Ciudad. Natalia additionally has experience in the field of education, working as an Orientadora social at Dirección General de Cultura y Educación de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, where they focused on community engagement and education. Natalia has also worked as a Capacitadora/ Tallerista for the Plan Jóvenes con Más y Mejor Trabajo at the Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Security, providing training and digital literacy workshops to young people in vulnerable neighborhoods. Natalia began their career at HSBC as a Team Leader/Teleoperadora, where they led a team of customer service agents and provided training and support.

Natalia Di Paolo completed their education in Argentina. In 2004, they began their studies at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, where they pursued a degree in Sociología. Natalia successfully earned their Licenciatura en Sociologia in 2016, specializing in social sciences. Furthermore, in 2017, they attended the University of Buenos Aires to complete a Profesorado de Enseñanza Secundaria, Normal y Especial en Sociología, focusing on teaching secondary, normal, and special education in sociology.