Ayelén Pardo de León

Ayelén is a graduate student at San Andres Business School in Argentina and a Sr. HR practitioner.  She is interested in corporate strategy and sustainability. Particularly, Ayelen is researching ESG risk and opportunities that may derive from the inclusion of socio-economically vulnerable populations into decent work and the double materiality assesment of these initiatives. 

During her undergraduate, she conducted research at the Gino Germani Institute exploring the market functioning of factories recovered by their workers. Most recently, she presented papers at the XXXIII and XXXIV Latin American Congress of Sociology on the Globalization of the Labor Market and on Social Sustainability.  

Ayelén's professional experience includes six years at the United States Embassy in Argentina, where she was a member of the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Council and collaborated with the U.S. Office of Civil Rights on equal employment opportunities. She also volunteers at Fundación Multipolar, a non-profit organization that supports homeless citizens by addressing their immediate needs and integrating them into the labor market.