She has experience providing corporate advice, particularly in the hydrocarbons sector, energy, natural resources and infrastructure, as well as in issues related to Transparency and Access to Public Information, regulatory consultations, and accompaniment in projects of the sector, preparation of analysis of legal devices, and oil contracts.

Mariana also has extensive knowledge in regulated sectors, and solid experience with national and international institutions to achieve the proposed objectives.

She has been a teaching assistant for the Administrative Law II course, and for the Legal Clinic on Natural Resources and Renewable Energies at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. She is a permanent member of the Regional Program on Energy Security and Climate Change in Latin America (EKLA).

She has published an article in the legal journal “Derecho y Sociedad”: Ordenamiento Territorial como herramienta de la sostenibilidad (2022) [“Law and Society”: Land Management as a tool for sustainability (2022) ] and writes articles to be published in the Web Portal “Prometheo” of the Legal Journal “Círculo de Derecho Administrativo” [Administrative Law Circle].

She participates in several webinars related to: Sustainability, Distributed Generation, Change of the Energy Matrix of the Transportation sector, Energy Efficiency, among others.

Lucia has experience in the public and private sector, focusing on several economic sectors and/or business categories where Administrative Law and regulation are key and cross-cutting. Her experience includes the elimination of bureaucratic barriers, regulatory improvements, administrative simplification, antitrust, bankruptcy, dumping and subsidies, non-tariff trade barriers and technical barriers to trade, education, training and culture, mining matters, among others. She is the author of “Instructional Module on Elimination of Bureaucratic Barriers”, and the author of the academic course bearing the same name at the School of Indecopi, and of the handbook entitled “the ABC of Elimination of Bureaucratic Barriers aimed at MSEs”. She has participated in conferences, lectures, workshops, and interviews related to this field of study. She graduated with honors from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and was awarded a MSc Regulation by London School of Economics, having obtained the Chevening and Mansion House scholarship from the British Government.

Jossimar graduated from Universidad de Lima. His legal experience focuses on legal advice in consumer protection and defense, representation in sanctioning administrative procedures, claims, and consumer arbitration carried out in Indecopi.

He has experience in preparing documents related to the procurement of products and services (terms and conditions), training in consumer protection, complaint book and advertising, representation in conciliation, hearings, and oral reports. He follows up on consumer protection procedures at Indecopi and direct negotiations with consumers to settle disputes.

Her professional practice focuses on Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure, specifically in criminal litigation, in addition to the handling of compliance queries. Maria Fernanda has extensive experience in criminal litigation, especially in economic crimes, but also handling cases from different industries depending on the subject matter.

 She is a lawyer from Universidad de San Martín de Porres, and holds an LLM in International Environmental Law from the University of Kent.