Lina Paola GUERRERO GARCÍA

Edited, proofread, and published finance-related news content, ensuring accuracy and adherence to editorial standards. Reviewed and published approximately 250 articles per month, contributing to timely dissemination of financial information.

Organized the editorial structure for a new online magazine focused on Latin-American economic analysis. Wrote initial articles covering macroeconomic themes such as foreign investment, foreign exchange markets, and economic growth.

Collaborated in public relations by creating, submitting, and publishing press releases. Managed website content updates and was responsible for writing, editing, and proofreading the quarterly newsletter, along with planning e-newsletter content.

Provided simultaneous interpretation services between English and Spanish for clients in the medical sector, government entities, and insurance companies. Ensured accurate and timely communication in high-stakes environments.

Provided customer service for BBVA Compass bank clients in the United States, handling various inquiries. Managed cases related to debit and credit card transactions, international transfers, loan portfolio purchases, and bank fraud detection.

Conducted research, analysis, writing, and publication of newspaper articles for Dinero Magazine's online portal. Focused on large companies, economic sectors, raw materials, foreign exchange markets, and commercial relations between Colombia and other countries.

Completed a workshop focused on the microstructure and macro-structure of academic texts, scientific articles for publication in indexed journals, corporate contracts, and the correction of academic translations (English, Spanish). This training enhanced skills in detailed editing and structural organization for various professional documents.

Activities and societies: Referee reports: Does finance cause growth? Evidence from the origins of banking in Russia & microfinance, poverty, and education. Final project: Advanced Econometrics: Replica study The paradox of female happiness in Europe and the United States, for Latin America. Reviewed by Ana María Diaz Escobar, Ph.D.

Conducted referee reports on topics such as finance's impact on growth, microfinance, poverty, and education. Completed a final project in Advanced Econometrics, replicating a study on the paradox of female happiness in Europe and the United States, adapted for Latin America.

Activities and societies: Subjects: International Strategy of Business, Strategic Decision in International Trade Transactions, International Leadership, International Distribution, Retailing and Merchandising (Luxury goods), Managing Across Cultures, Fashion & new values, Business Ethics.

Participated in an academic exchange program with subjects covering International Strategy of Business, Strategic Decision in International Trade Transactions, and International Leadership. Gained insights into International Distribution, Retailing and Merchandising (Luxury goods), Managing Across Cultures, Fashion & new values, and Business Ethics.