I am a trained geographer and mobility consultant by profession and have been associated with managing and planning sustainable mobility since 1999. I love travelling because it provides me with first-hand knowledge of innovative solutions.

More than 20 years of experience in the world of mobility and transport and a lifetime interested in how it operates and how to improve it.

I have been working in the field of mobility since 1989, so I believe that it is equally as important to plan as it is to manage and implement the actions being worked on in theory. I enjoy being at the helm of a group of colleagues who are committed to their work and are mindful of their direct contact with clients.

Passionate about nature and sports, I realise that if we do not implement good mobility policies and practices we will not be able to have adequate urban environments in which to live.

I have been dedicated to mobility issues for more than 25 years from various perspectives and countries, enriching myself with the specific characteristics provided by each setting. I am convinced that travelling more sustainably is possible if we all do our little bit to contribute.

Professionally dedicated to geography, I have specialised in urban, rural and labour mobility by contributing my experience in the management of territory, landscape and people from the perspective of geographical information.

Passionate about the study of mobility and aware of the territorial and environmental limitations surrounding us, I want to provide the best solutions so that together we can build a more sustainable environment to make the lives of future generations more pleasant.

A geographer by conviction, a map as a starting point, the city as a playing field. I believe it is equally important to understand where we travel, how to learn to do so and to work towards a sustainable coexistence.

A geographer and cartographer by vocation, where some only see lines on maps I see more efficient and sustainable transport networks. I am a staunch advocate of the need to change our habits in order to achieve more environmentally friendly mobility.

Passionate about sustainable mobility and enamoured of nature, I love travelling on foot, bicycle and public transport to learn about the area and discover new places.

A civil engineer by trade, my curiosity to understand how the world moves led me to train in the field of transport abroad. I am convinced that I can help to improve mobility today by making it more efficient, accessible and sustainable.

The mobility of the 21st century must be sustainable from the environmental, social and economic points of view. I have contributed to this for more than 10 years by planning cities and territories, as well as optimising the operation and resources of transport companies.

The new ways of moving have come to stay. That is why, having completed my studies in Transport Planning, I am helping to make these accessible and accessible to everyone.

The way we move defines the future of our territories. Today, we must ensure that our mobility is inclusive, efficient and sustainable. I’m a geographer, specializing in sustainable territories and cities. Discovering new places is my passion.

If we really want a modal shift in our society, we must be aware of the key role of public transport. Thanks to my studies on Transport and Mobility, I can contribute to making it more efficient, transversal and inclusive.

I think it is very important to work on improving the public transport network so that the car is not a necessity but an option.

After leaving to train as a Civil Engineer, specialized in transport and urban planning, I come back home to apply all this knowledge and all my passion to improve the conditions of the territory and the life quality of its inhabitants.