Francisco Llambí

Francisco Llambí has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Francisco is currently the Chief Digital & Commerce Officer at VMLY&R COMMERCE, a position they have held since November 2020. Prior to this, they served as the CMO at Needed.Education and held the role of Program Leader and Professor at the same company.

Before joining Needed.Education, Francisco worked as a Teacher for the "Master in Internet Business" program at ISDI. Francisco also held the position of CSM at TODO1 Services Inc., where they managed Mexico Operations and focused on building relationships and developing a customer-first based model. Their role at Mobile Marketing Association involved leading education programs and working groups and developing industry initiatives.

Francisco also has experience working at Ogilvy & Mather as a Digital Creative Consultant, where they focused on how digital changes affected the company's business and led creative teams. As the Head of Digital at Geometry Global, they oversaw operations in areas such as web-based information management, e-commerce, and social media.

Earlier in their career, Francisco worked as the VP of Digital Strategy at Visual Latina, Country Manager at Convoy, and held various roles at Citi, including Latam Digital Transformation Manager and Digital Communication Strategist.

Overall, Francisco Llambí has a strong background in digital marketing, e-commerce, and strategic leadership, with experience across different sectors and organizations.

Francisco Llambí attended the University of Buenos Aires from 2002 to 2010, where they pursued a field of study in Cs. de la Comunicación. In 2009, they participated in a seminar titled "Redes y Nuevas Tecnologías" at the same university. A year prior, in 2008, Francisco also took part in a seminar on "Comunicación Organizacional y Empresarial" at the University of Buenos Aires.

In terms of additional certifications, Francisco obtained a "Diplomado de Negocios Digitales" from Needed.Education in July 2022. Francisco also received a certification called "The Iterative Innovation Process" from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | edX in October 2019.