Oscar Pardo Aragón

Associate Professor of the School of Administration at the Universidad de los Andes. A civil engineer from Universidad de los Andes, a specialist in urban planning from Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña (Spain), a Master in Diplomacy and International Relations from Lancaster University (UK), and a Master in Management from Los Andes. Ph.D. in Management with an emphasis in strategy from Tulane University, New Orleans.

Director of CIDER and Vice-Rector of Services and Sustainability at the Universidad de los Andes. He has been a professor in Public Management Responsibilities, Strategy, and Public Strategy for the Universidad de los Andes MBA and the Alberto Lleras Camargo School of Government. He is currently the director of the Center for Corporate Governance Studies at the Universidad de los Andes.

He was general manager of Emcali, director of the Municipal Planning Department of Cali, director of the Efficiency Unit of the Presidency of the Republic, manager of the Citizen Officer of Citizen Culture program for the United Nations, and Vice President of alliances for Leasing Bancolombia, among others. As well as a member of the following boards: Epsa, Andesco, Celta (Logistics and Transportation Center for Bogota and Cundinamarca); Corpocelta (Celta Corporation for research and advice on logistics); Amigos del Valle; Fundación Cali Puede.

In his strategic accompaniments are: Ecopetrol, Sab Miller, Fundación Ideas para la Paz, Universidad Salesiana, Universidad Iberoamericana, Universidad Compensar, MIO de Cali, Fundación Restrepo Barco, the Association of Business Foundations, Universidad de los Andes, Semana Magazine, Genfar, Marval, Cartagena Chamber of Commerce, Colegio English School, IDRD, among others.

Hoja de vida

Proyecto de Asesoría y Consultoría
Nombre del proyecto: Planeación estratégica para la Fundación Universitaria Salesiana.
Año: 2020
Financiador principal: UNISALESIANA
Proyecto de Asesoría y Consultoría
Nombre del proyecto: Planeación Estratégica
Año: 2021
Financiador principal: UNIANDINOS