Carolina Llosa

Carolina Llosa

CEO LALA Perú

Carolina Llosa is the Inaugural CEO of LALA Peru, bringing more than 20 years of experience in social impact, sustainability, fundraising, and cross-sector partnerships across the private, nonprofit, and public sectors.

Throughout her career in sustainable development, Carolina has been closely involved in both the strategic design and execution of ESG, sustainability, and social impact initiatives. She is also the Founder and Director of SUCEDE, a U.S.-based nonprofit organization that supports social impact initiatives in Peru.

Carolina holds a degree in Communications from the University of Lima and a Master’s degree in Social Policy and Planning in Developing Countries from the London School of Economics. She has also completed executive education in Sustainable Business Strategy at Harvard Business School, along with additional studies in sustainability and social responsibility.

She is deeply motivated by the potential of young people to transform their communities and by the power of education, networks, and opportunities to unlock that potential. At LALA Peru, Carolina is excited to work alongside students, alumni, partners, and the broader LALA team to strengthen the organization, expand its reach, and create more opportunities for young leaders across Peru.

7 Facts About Carolina Llosa

1

I’m into astrology, and my family makes fun of me whenever I say things like, “It must be your Moon in Cancer.

2

I love rewatching my favorite movies and series, especially love stories. I may have watched my favorite romantic comedies one too many times!

3

I like to convince myself that I balance my bad habits with good ones in equal proportions: too much fun, lots of sports; plenty of downtime, lots of hard work!

4

I’m Peruvian, but having lived and studied abroad probably explains why I can’t stay in one city for too long without wanting to go on an adventure.

5

Adolescence has been my favorite stage of raising my three children. It’s not always easy, but I love hanging out with them and having meaningful conversations.

6

My happy place is Urquillos, a rural community in Peru. My family and I have built close ties with the community there, supporting local initiatives and traditions, and sharing Urquillos with international visitors.

7

Spirituality is my lifeline. I’m always exploring different readings, perspectives, and religions, and having conversations about something bigger helps me make sense of everyday life.