Maria José Cardeño tells us about her experience at Latin American Leadership Academy: a journey of self-discovery, connection, and empowerment. Wanting to change something is not easy, especially when you are someone young trying to lead a transformation. Not only do you face a society that underestimates your abilities. You face inexperience, ignorance of many circumstances, an…
Dear LALA Community, The verdict is in. My parents, friends, girlfriend, exes, former bosses, and current advisors agree! I am not the most proactive communicator. Forgive me. Bear with me. I am aware of it, and I am working on it. After spending the last six months under a rock—or “in the trenches,” whichever sounds…
We are happy to announce that today we are launching our own #GivingTuesday crowdfunding campaign. Giving Tuesday is a worldwide initiative to donate to amazing causes (just like us) from around the world—after Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday (so don’t throw away all your money). At Latin American Leadership Academy, we are on a…
Fernando Sierra, whose untimely death last week at 29, shocked us all. But his life was well lived, and CLB alum Cristina Botero shares with our community more about her best friend and why he’s a role model for us all. Fernando was born in Colombia and became an economist at Andes University. He was…
Giacomo shares more about the project he developed at BLB 2018, Ramifica, and how the bootcamp experience has impacted his way of thinking. Ramifica, BLB Project At BLB 2018, I developed an education project, Ramifica, with 4 other participants. Our goal is to develop and apply a training course for teachers from public schools in…
During the week of July 8-15, we had the third edition of LALA Bootcamps. The one-week leadership development program was held in São Paulo, Brazil, in partnership with Amana-Key, one of the leading executive education and consulting companies in Brazil. Oscar Motomura, Amana-Key’s CEO, shared a common vision with us regarding the power of leadership…
LALA co-founders are among the 35 selected Echoing Green Fellows from an applicant pool of almost 3,000. The Echoing Green fellowship provides funding, training, and support, as well as access to a large network of investors and thought leaders. To read more, click here.
African Leadership Academy students now attending GSB, and GSB student Ontaneda plans to create a similar academy in Latin America. To read the full article, click here.
Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) recognized 14 students for their dedication to social and environmental change, including LALA co-founder Diego Ontaneda. To read the full article, click here.
Diego Ontaneda pitches LALA at Stanford Venture Studio Demo Day – one of 14 teams who pitched their startup ideas to an audience that included investors, advisors, founders, and others from the entrepreneurial community. To read the full article, click here.
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