With 15 years of experience as a sustainability and marketing consultant for the hospitality and fashion industries, I’ve become a leading voice in promoting responsible practices. As the founder of the European Sustainable Hospitality Club (ESHClub) and the sustainable fashion brand THE LABORATOIRE, I aim to redefine industries through innovation and creativity.

I hold a degree in Tourism, a Master's in Hotel Management, and a Master's in Tourism, Sustainability, and Information and Communication Technologies, which have shaped my approach to sustainability in diverse industries.

I’m the author of the upcycling guide "From Trash to Runway", a Key Opinion Leader on sustainability in both the Fashion and Travel sectors, and a collaborator with organizations like the Barcelona City Council, where I co-developed the Strategic Sustainability Plan (2017-2019), setting new standards for the accommodation sector.

As a Fashion Upcycling Designer, I create unique and stylish designs exclusively from upcycled and recycled materials for THE LABORATOIRE, merging sustainability and art into every piece I craft.

My curiosity extends beyond conventional sustainability. I am a proud member of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU) and am committed to exploring how Technologies of Unknown Origin (TUO) and advancements associated with Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) can transform our understanding of sustainability.

While preparing to pursue a Ph.D. focused on the intersection of these technologies with sustainability, I use this platform as a space to share my findings, thoughts, and insights on UAPs, UFOs, TUOs, and their implications for a sustainable future.

Through my blog, I aim to foster a dialogue around these cutting-edge topics, blending curiosity, research, and a vision for a world where innovation and responsibility go hand in hand.

Join me as I navigate this fascinating journey, connecting the dots between the seen and the unseen, the known and the unknown, all in the pursuit of a better, more sustainable future.

Who am I?

Just a bit of my background...

Here you can find some of the things I've done

Remake's Selected Ambassador

“I #wearmyvalues the same way I wear my clothes: clean, guilt-free, consciously, with a positive impact and with tones of awareness. I am here to foster creativity and show that everyone can go to zero waste or nearby. Spoiler alert: the journey is amazing!”

Fashion Activist for Vestiaire Collective

Featured in the last brand film promoting circularity and second hand shopping, I was part of the 3 fashion activist selected by VC along with Venetia Lamanna and Aja Barber.

Published Article in SmartTravel News

Check my article where I write about the positive impact that sustainable fashion -besides other inputs- could have for the hospitality industry if we include it in our strategy.

Published Article for Eco-Age

Identified as a high profile professional in the sustainability field for the tourism and fashion industries and as college professor, I write my first article for the renowned Eco-Age.

Brand Ambassador for Timberland

As Brand Ambassador for the brand Timberland in their campaign Nature Needs Heroes, I did a couple of workshops with some customers in Paris, teaching them how to create biodegradable and permanent plant pods.

Featured Speaker at the #ConsciousTalks

Recognised as one of the key ecoinfluencers in Paris, Presente Ascentral featured me in the "Conscious Talks" moderated by the great Graciela Martin.

Panel of Judges at Hospitality Congress

Referee at the Panel of Judges of the congress evaluating and approving applying papers. Organised by the Peruvian University of Applied Sciences, CETT-University of Barcelona and University Externado of Colombia.

European Ambassador for Sustainable Fashion

Guest of honor invited by National League Hungary and Slow Fashion World in Budapest as European Ambassador for Sustainable Menswear Fashion during the Global Sustainable Fashion Week 2019.

Selected Changemaker of the Year

Selected as Changemaker for the organization Slow Fashion World for promoting sustainability personally and professionally as teacher, speaker and consultant.

Master of Ceremonies PIFS 2018

Proud Master of Ceremonies in the 2nd Edition of the Post Industrial Fashion Show promoted by Post Industrial Community in order to create awareness about lack of sustainability in the fashion industry.

Citizen commitment to Sustainability

First Fashion Activist signing this kind of commitment in the plan 2012-2022 for the the Barcelona City Hall in order to promote sustainability in the destination and the city.

Statements & Manifesto

What I am committed to in terms of sustainability

On the Move: Trains Over Planes

As a committed advocate for sustainability, I pledge to choose trains over planes whenever possible. By reducing my reliance on air travel, I can minimize my carbon footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future for all.

Sustainable Living, Sustainable Future

I am passionate about living a sustainable lifestyle both personally and professionally. By making a conscious effort to reduce my impact on the environment, I can set an example for others and inspire positive change.

Breaking Up (Bye-Bye!) with Plastic

I am committed to reducing my use of plastic in all areas of my life. From single-use water bottles to plastic packaging, I will seek out eco-friendly alternatives and make a conscious effort to minimize my plastic waste.

Living la Vida... Circular

Whenever is not possible to avoid a plastic container or plastic item, I use creativity in order to reuse it and give it a more permanent second life to prevent it from becoming land waste.

No to Fast Fashion

I believe in upcycling clothes as a way to reduce waste and promote circularity. I will upcycle my own clothes and encourage others to do the same. By giving old clothes new life, we can reduce the environmental impact of fashion and preserve resources for future generations.

Upcycling is the New Black

I pledge to never purchase fast fashion again. I recognize that fast fashion is a major contributor to environmental degradation and exploitation of workers. Instead, I will invest in high-quality, timeless pieces that are made sustainably and ethically. By making conscious choices about what we wear, we can promote a more responsible and equitable fashion industry.

We all are the

I began my career in sustainability consultancy for hotels when the United Nations established the initial 8 Millennium Development Goals. When the UN switched to the Sustainable Development Goals, I saw it as a significant improvement and immediately focused on developing the Sustainability Strategic Plan for hotels in Barcelona with Barcelona + Sostenible from the City Hall.

Today, as a Key Influential Profile in sustainability issues in both the travel and fashion industries, I am committed to working with the UN to create and disseminate information that can generate a positive impact across the different goals. My goal is to create greater awareness and promote sustainable practices that lead to a more equitable and responsible world.

I provide knowledge and create awareness through my channels about the impact of fashion in the environment and society, accessible for everyone.

Promotion of sharing economy and social economy through upcycling, relying on local seamstresses to help us with sewing instead of buying clothes from big corporations.

Part of my job is to invert what the fashion industry is generating. What I do is create awareness about the necessity of decreasing overconsumption and increasing clothes reutilization and second hand shopping.

Promoting upcycling I try to decrease the impacts that the fashion industry has in aggravating the microfiber pollution in our oceans.

I stand for gender equality, liberty and fluidity – as well as the reduction of inequalities –, acknowledging it as basic in this era.

Considering the significant potential for a circular business model in the fashion industry, I promote circularity by promoting second hand stores and reclaimed fabrics stores.

A key in responding to climate change is decrease consumerism and creation of new materials and fabrics. We already have a bunch that can be upcycled and recycled. Let's stop the madness.