ECIJA Chile holds the first edition of "Mujeres que Inspiran" (Women who Inspire)
The initiative brought together the women of the firm in a day of conversation and learning with Sonia Castellanos, General Manager of SSC Space.
ECIJA Chile held the first edition of "Mujeres que Inspiran", an initiative aimed at generating spaces for meeting, reflection and exchange of experiences among the firm's female professionals.
The activity was led by our partner Ángeles Fernández, with the support of our managing partner Alfredo Moreno, and counted with the special participation of Sonia Castellanos, General Manager of SSC Space Chile, who shared her life experience, professional career and the lessons learned that have marked her leadership path.
During the day, attendees were able to learn first-hand about the challenges, opportunities and lessons that have accompanied the professional development of our guest, in a close and enriching conversation.
This initiative reflects ECIJA Chile's commitment to promote spaces that foster professional development, leadership and the exchange of experiences, in line with one of the values that identifies us as a firm: Be Brave.
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