Moderators and Speakers
Raquel Carretero Juárez
Public Affairs Advisor and Communications specialist, Telefónica S.A.
Raquel Jorge
Analyst at Elcano Royal Institute
Is Analyst at Elcano Royal Institute working on the technology and digital agenda. As a former Fulbright Fellow granted by the United States-Spain Fulbright Commission, she holds a Master’s in Security Policy, with a concentration in technology and cybersecurity, from the Elliott School of International Affairs at the George Washington University (Washington, DC). She also holds a MA degree in International Relations from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, and a Double Bachelor on Sociology and Political Science and Public Administration from Universidad de Valencia (Spain) and Université Paris X (Paris, France).
Isabel Fernández
rector, Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio
Nika Prislan
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Nika Prislan joined Aspen Institute España as Program Manager in 2018. Previously she worked as Advisor in the Cabinet of the Secretary of State for Relations with the Parliament at the Ministry of the Presidency and for Territorial Administrations in Spain. She has also worked as Program Coordinator and Project Coordinator of Europe’s Digital Power at the Madrid office of the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) and Parliamentary Advisor for the EU and Foreign Affairs at the Spanish Congress. Nika holds an M.A. in International Politics & Europe from the University of Warwick and a B.A. in European Studies & Politics from the University of Essex. She speaks Spanish, English, Slovene and Polish and has basic knowledge of German and Russian.
Albert Dalmau
Gerente Municipal, Ajuntament de Barcelona
Cristina Crespo
Directora de Gabinete del Rector de la Universidad de Alcalá
Monique Morrow
CEO at Cisco
Ángeles Santamaria
consejera de Global Risk y antigua consejera delegada de Iberdrola
Jorge Dezcallar
diplomático
Ricardo López-Aranda
diplomat and current Spanish ambassador to Ukraine
Diego Herrero de Egaña
director of Development of Aspen Institute España
Fernando Ariza
Professor of Spanish Literature at the CEU San Pablo University in Madrid
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