Manuel Rodrigo Villanueva Zenteno

Manuel Rodrigo Villanueva Zenteno has extensive work experience in finance and accounting roles. Manuel Rodrigo started their career as a Professional Accounting at Petrobras in 2009. Manuel Rodrigo then worked as an Assistant Finance and Treasury at CAME Contratistas y Servicios Generales S.A. from 2010 to 2012. Manuel then joined Derco as a Senior Assistant Finance and Treasury from 2012 to 2013. Manuel Rodrigo continued their career at Schneider Electric as the Head of Treasury from 2013 to 2014. Manuel then moved on to CARGO TRANSPORT where they served as the Head of Treasury from 2015 to 2018. After that, they became an Analista financiero superior at Transportes Cruz del Sur from 2018 to 2019. Currently, they are working as the Head Accountant at Supervan since February 2019.

Manuel Rodrigo Villanueva Zenteno has a diverse educational background. Manuel Rodrigo obtained a Master's degree in Financial Law and Taxation from the Universidad de Lima, where they are currently enrolled. In 2022, they also completed two specialized programs at the Universidad Ricardo Palma. The first specialization was in Taxation, focusing on financial law and taxation, while the second specialization was in International Financial Reporting Standards (NIIF), concentrating on accounting.

Additionally, Manuel pursued a Master's program in Finances at the Universidad ESAN from 2014 to 2016, although it appears that they did not complete this degree. Manuel Rodrigo also completed a Diploma in Taxes at the Universidad Ricardo Palma from 2014 to 2015, emphasizing taxation. Furthermore, they obtained a Diploma in Finance from the same university in 2011-2012, with a primary focus on finance. Their undergraduate degree is a Bachelor's in Public Accountancy from the Universidad Nacional del Callao, which they earned from 2003 to 2008, specializing in accounting.

The provided information gives a comprehensive overview of Manuel Rodrigo Villanueva Zenteno's educational journey but does not provide any additional assumptions outside of the experiences mentioned.