Biography

Expert in Intellectual Property, Patents, and Trademarks.

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Since early 2015, she has been part of the MA Abogados professional team, specializing in copyright, related rights, and cybersecurity.

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Previously, starting in 2009, she worked at Manuel Alejandro Producciones, managing and negotiating contracts for the production of sound and audiovisual recordings with Spanish and American production companies, artists, musicians, artistic directors, and publishers.

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She has managed both her own repertoire as an author and her publishing repertoire with SGAE and BMI (the U.S. performing rights organization for authors and publishers).

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She has negotiated contracts for various uses of her own back catalogue, including the negotiation of synchronization and transformation rights at both local and international levels.

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From 2000 to 2008, she worked at Universal Music Spain. There, she was responsible for the internet business area, overseeing the development and execution of marketing and distribution plans, as well as making all of the multinational's national and international products available online, opening new platforms for both the commercialization and promotion of artists and their recordings.

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As coordinator of the classical music and jazz department, she developed and directed marketing plans for the market and promoted products and artists throughout Spain across all possible media and distribution channels.

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As company counsel, she negotiated the record label's contracts with third parties—including artists, producers, and media outlets—as well as agreements with other companies for various initiatives.

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Education

Master in Cybersecurity (2017-2018) - ISDE and Georgetown University.

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Master in Intellectual and Industrial Property (1997-1998) - University of Alicante.

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Law Degree (1991-1996) - Autonomous University of Madrid.

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Memberships

Member of the Madrid Bar Association – ICAM

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Teaching Experience

She has taught training courses for management entity executives in developing countries in Latin America, sponsored by the World Intellectual Property Organization.