Dr. Juan Pablo Stegmann has a wide international management, academic and research background.

 

He has three PhDs, three master’s degrees, a B.S. and three higher education programs (in economics, business strategy, international business, philosophy, ethics, spirituality, finance and engineering).

 

He held senior positions in almost any area of the organization, and some specifically integrating areas such general management, investment and commercial banking, finance, and strategic and knowledge management at leading multinational firms such as Citibank, Bank of America, N. M. Rothschild (UK), and Telefonica among others; he also worked with leading consulting firms such as McKinsey, Boston Consulting, A. T. Kearney, Booz Allen and others.

 

He has written several books and papers published locally and overseas. He teaches a wide spectrum of courses at graduate and undergraduate level in the management, economics, and business ethics disciplines.

 

As a volunteer initiative, together with his wife, they introduced in Argentina a new treatment for autistic children, based on UCLA Ivar Lovaas Behavior Modification, which changed the history of this disease’s treatment in the country.