About Fralinor
She graduated in international business, art education, marketing, nonprofit management, economic development, and public administration from different universities in Latin America, Europe, and the USA. Universidad del Istmo Guatemala, Universidad del Valle, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca, and Florida International University.
Her expertise has influenced her research interest in public policies and administrative structures (government, nonprofit, and partnerships) to foster cultural activities as a catalyst for economic development and social well-being. Currently, she is a Public Affairs Ph.D. candidate at Florida International University.
Her teaching and academic experience is on multiple levels, in non-formal and formal structures, from early childhood to higher education and training (traditional, online, and hybrid). Additionally, she has built programs and projects to develop courses for civic engagement, entrepreneurship, and creative industries.
"The creative process is not just about ideas; it's about the ability to turn those ideas into reality."
