My professional path combines technical training, leadership experience, institutional responsibility, and deep exposure to executive decision-making.

Having studied at RWTH Aachen University and worked for twelve years as an engineer and project manager, I gained a rigorous, execution-oriented mindset and first-hand experience in complex organisations. My subsequent work in Munich led to co-founding two non-governmental organisations in Germany, both with measurable and lasting social impact.

In addition to a broader role at IESE Business School, my current position is Executive Director of IESE Stiftung Deutschland. Working for a top-ranked business school allows me to accompany many senior executives as they confront blind spots, address personal and professional challenges, and learn to grow by questioning assumptions and engaging in open, respectful dialogue.

My academic exposure includes participation in the Advanced Management Program, the Executive Leadership Program, and more than ten short executive education programs. I am also the author of the book “Un Mallorquín en Alemania”, reflecting a life lived between cultures.

I understand the particular dynamics of family businesses as well as large corporations, and I am familiar with the emotional complexity that accompanies leadership, wealth, responsibility, and giving. As a donor myself, I understand from the inside the emotional journey embedded in philanthropic decisions.

With almost fifty years of life experience in Germany and long-standing ties to Spain and the Balearic Islands, I am well positioned to deliver discreet, culturally sensitive, and resultsoriented advice.