Holds a Civil Engineering degree (1999), a law degree (2013), a Business Administration degree (2017), a Specialization in Entrepreneurship (2015) degree from the University of Maryland, a Master of Business Administration (2007) of Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University in Houston, a Master of Science in Management, Leadership and Quality (2016) from the National University of Engineering in Nicaragua and Studies of Culture and North American Language (2001) from Fordham University in New York. He is currently studying online theology at the University of Navarra, Spain. He has been a visiting professor at the Central American University. As a lawyer, he currently works as a Managing Partner of Miranda y Miranda Marcas y Patentes Ltd. He is the
Alvaro Malespin
Moderator - Miranda y Miranda Marcas y Patentes Ltd (Nicaragua)
Curriculum Vitae
Holds a Civil Engineering degree (1999), a law degree (2013), a Business Administration degree (2017), a Specialization in Entrepreneurship (2015) degree from the University of Maryland, a Master of Business Administration (2007) of Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University in Houston, a Master of Science in Management, Leadership and Quality (2016) from the National University of Engineering in Nicaragua and Studies of Culture and North American Language (2001) from Fordham University in New York. He is currently studying online theology at the University of Navarra, Spain. He has been a visiting professor at the Central American University. As a lawyer, he currently works as a Managing Partner of Miranda y Miranda Marcas y Patentes Ltd. He is the Principal Delegate of ASIPI in Nicaragua and is a member of the ASIPI Education Committee. Additionally, he was the National Secretary of the NGO and non-profit organization Junior Chamber International in Nicaragua (1997). On the other hand, as a civil engineer, he has a decade of experience, serving as manager of construction projects for Cargill, Esso Standard Oil and Chevron in countries such as Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras and Belize (2002-2012).
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