Rodrigo Arboleda

Rodrigo is a senior executive with 40 years of experience in business development across the U.S. and LATAM.

His remarkable achievements include being responsible for the largest airport privatization project in the world for 33 airports in Argentina. He also started the largest flower export business in Colombia, later diversifying into the transportation and distribution industry for perishable goods and has served as a senior VP of business development for Ogden, in LATAM and Spain. He is currently a partner in Globis Group, a management consulting group serving industries in engineering, accounting and research in the U.S.

Rodrigo has been actively involved in philanthropic and humanitarian causes. He has served as the CEO of One laptop Per Child (OLPC), has been a Board Member of 2B1, a non-profit organization in consortium with MIT media labs, bringing education opportunities to third-world countries.

Rodrigo has served as a visiting scholar of MIT Media Lab in LATAM and as a director in the development of E4P (Education for Peace) project.

Rodrigo holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Post Graduate Degree in Strategic Studies from Western Behavioral Science Institute (WBSI) La Jolla, California.