Staff

Dr. Pablo Molina, Executive Director, is a faculty lecturer at Georgetown University, where he teaches graduate courses in ethics and information technology, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, He also teaches cyber intelligence analysis at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. He is the interim CIO at Drexel University. He was a technology executive–CIO, AVP and Director–at the Association of American Law Schools, Southern Connecticut State University, Georgetown University, the University of Pennsylvania, Washington University in Saint Louis, and the Saint Louis Zoological Park. Previously, he created and managed a technology company in Madrid, where he also served as editor in chief of computer magazines, authored several books on technology, and taught information technology at the Escuela de Hacienda Publica. He is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional and a Certified Information Privacy Professional.  He served on the boards of the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the Hispanic Technology Council, and now serves on the board of the Center for Artificial Intelligence Digital Policy. He was the recipient of the 2006 CIO Magazine Ones to Watch Award and the Standout Achievement Award as Innovator and was recognized in 2007 as one of the Top 40 Under 40 IT Innovators by ComputerWorld. During his tenure at Georgetown University, he has received 14 national awards and 4 University ones, including Outstanding Faculty Member in 2012 and 2025. In 2013, 2014, and 2019, he was recognized as one of HITEC 100. Dr. P has a doctorate from Georgetown University, an MBA from Saint Louis University, and security and privacy certifications. He completed a Fulbright program at the University of Fribourg in 2020, has given TEDx talks, and has written several books and many articles. He rides motorcycles, sails boats, skis mountains, and dives seas.

Antonio García, Program Director, is the Development Business Manager for South America of Light & Energy, Co. and International Business Director for “Eurogestión” Company. For over ten years, he was International Railways Sales Manager for the multinational company, Indra, developing the railways market in Colombia (Metro de Medellín,) Perú (MetroLima) and Saudi Arabia (SRO, Saudi Railways Operator.) Before that, he was responsible for Non-Critical Mission Systems at two automobile factories of Renault and Citroën. Previously, he founded and led a technology company in Valladolid, Spain. He is an expert in Telecommunication Electronics and IT Systems, and has a Master’s degree in International Relations and Affairs from the Sociedad de Estudios Internacionales. He has co-authored several articles and books on technology, and has spoken at numerous international conferences on Technology applied to Railways, Passengers Mass Transport & Traffic Systems, Smart Cities, and Energy Saving Systems.

Lucia Gallego, Digital Content Manager, manages and optimizes digital content, overseeing website updates, content strategy, and editorial workflows to ensure accuracy, consistency, and alignment with organizational goals. Develops and publishes engaging multimedia content, coordinates with subject-matter experts and stakeholders, and maintains brand image across digital channels. Implements search engine optimization best practices and analytics-driven improvements to enhance visibility, user engagement, and content performance, while ensuring timely updates and compliance with accessibility and web standards.

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