He is a columnist, editor-in-chief and delegate of EL MUNDO in Catalonia.

Is a public services consultant in Accenture, working to redesign the services provided by public administration in different areas: employment, social services, justice, education, or tourism. She believes in the potential of technology, data, and user center design to improve public policies and simplify citizen’s relationship with the administration. Previously she did consultancy for the financial regulatory sector. Analyzing the transformation of banking institutions into transparent, and collaborative ecosystems. Lucía studied business administration in UC3M, and now is studying a master’s in public management, administration, and taxation in the UNED. She has some complementary studies in social psychology, one of her great interests along behavioral sciences.

She is a lawyer. She has practiced in Spain (Allen & Overy) and in the United States (Mayer Brown and Dewey Ballantine), specializing in banking and financial law. In addition to her career as a lawyer, she has served as a member of the Madrid Assembly and as Deputy Minister of Education in the Community of Madrid. In recent years, she has dedicated herself to teaching in the United States, where she was the Associate Dean for International Programs at the University of Miami School of Law. She is currently the Associate Dean at IE Law School.