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Prior to founding Gold Spark, Emma spent 12 years at the multinational Internet technology provider Cisco, where she managed marketing and communications as well as corporate social responsibility projects related to education across Europe, Middle East and Africa. Emma enjoys a communication challenge and the creative fun of developing and rolling out effective solutions. Experienced in the development and implementation of corporate social responsibility strategies and programs, Emma is a 2009 graduate of Cambridge University’s cross-sector partnership post-graduate course and a level one Partnership Broker. She has a deep interest in unlocking the potential of cross-sector collaboration.
After taking the international Master's in Public Management, where she specialised in Public-private Partnerships, she worked as Communications and Policy Officer at the Lombardy Regional Government's Institute for Research, focusing on education and employment policies. She joined European Schoolnet on November 2011, contributing to the organisation of the campaign European e-Skills Week 2012, an initiative of the European Commission to foster digital skills among European citizens and youngsters in particular, before joining the inGenious team.
With a science education background, Victor has worked as an environmental educator in his land, Valencia, and opened franchises for the Spanish branch of the educational programme Eye Level from the South Korean company Daekyo. Before joining European Schoolnet he worked as Science teacher in a SEK school , where he joined his two passions: Technology and Science Education. Victor has a 5 years university degree on Biological Sciences by the University of Valencia and a post degree as “Secondary Education Expert”. He has also studied one course at the University of Oklahoma (USA), worked several months in Edinburgh (Scotland), and helped as volunteer in Santiago de Cuba for a cooperation project. His mother tongues are Catalan and Spanish; he masters English and has knowledge of French. |