ABOUT ME

With more than two decades of experience in both the public and private sectors, I have led regulatory dispute resolution and productive development processes in nearly all regions of Peru.

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My training as an economist at Universidad del Pacífico and my Master in Public Administration from Harvard Kennedy School have provided me with a deep economic and strategic perspective, while my experience with different state entities and levels — particularly as President of the Specialized Chamber for the Elimination of Bureaucratic Barriers at INDECOPI (since 2018, renewed 2024–2029) — enables me to understand from within how public administration operates and how regulatory decisions affect business competitiveness.

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This unique combination allows me to analyze arbitral disputes not only from a legal standpoint but also by evaluating their real economic impact and practical feasibility.

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As an independent arbitrator, I prioritize appointments that preserve my complete autonomy and absolute impartiality throughout the entire process, free from hidden commitments or expectations of bias.

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My objective is to contribute to sound, equitable, and legitimate awards that resolve disputes efficiently and sustainably.