Joaquín Gómez Moya

Joaquín Gómez Moya's work experience includes the following roles:

- Chief Executive Officer at Viva In Vitro:

- Start Date: April 2022

- End Date: Present

- Co-founder of the company, focused on developing a compact device to improve patient stratification in septic shock and other inflammatory processes.

- Interim Chief Executive Officer (Freelance):

- Start Date: September 2012

- End Date: April 2022

- Provided top management advisory and interim general management services to technological and biomed companies.

- Chief Operating Officer at Newmanbrain:

- Start Date: January 2020

- End Date: January 2022

- Voting Trustee at Zyxogen:

- Start Date: April 2010

- End Date: November 2012

- Worked on joint venture projects involving advanced microfluidics solutions in various industries.

- CEO at Ingeniatrics Tecnologías:

- Start Date: February 2010

- End Date: September 2012

Joaquín Gómez Moya has an extensive education history. In 1993, they began their studies at Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia - U.N.E.D., where they pursued a Primer Ciclo de Licenciatura (equivalent to a Diploma) in Business Management and Administration, completing it in 1998. Afterward, in 2001, they enrolled in the IEDE Institute for Executive Development, obtaining an MBA focused on Business Management and Administration in 2002. Continuing their education, Joaquín attended Escuela de Organización Industrial in 2002-2003, where they received a Diploma on Companies Internationalization. During this program, they focused on various subjects such as International Marketing, Intercultural Negotiation, Business Model, Logistics, and Financials.

In 2007-2008, Joaquín pursued a Master's degree in International Marketing Management & Administration at ESDEN. Following that, they attended the University of Cambridge in 2008, obtaining a Diploma in International Business.

Expanding their expertise, they completed an Industry 4.0 executive program at IDE Business Training in 2016. Lastly, in 2017, Joaquín attended the Cambridge Judge Business School's Ignite program, specializing in Technology Monetization.