Lucia is an up and coming talent in the international business and trade community of professionals. After a couple of stints in other areas of business, she rose to an international business management position in less than 3 years. Some of it, thanks to an extended international background: she has lived in Spain, Austria, Germany, and the US, and speaks Spanish, English, German, and Italian. Under her belt, she has a Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting at Pablo de Olavide University (2012, Spain). She currently lives in Washington, DC and acts as VP of Sales at Ines Rosales USA, the US subsidiary of the iconic Spanish brand.

USEC had a unique opportunity to hold this exclusive interview with Lucia, who is also a member of our association.

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April 2019 newsletter, which includes information about a new USEC networking event in Washington DC, an exclusive interview with Susan Creamer, CEO of HolaTech, as well as information on events and recent news related to our community.

HolaTECH© is a provocative technology start-up based in Madrid, Spain to combat counterfeiting in all its guises. They have developed a broad suite of software solutions to help protect brands, and more importantly, prevent consumers from being duped into purchasing anything that is not genuine. They achieve this through their own QR ID code system using secure technology incorporating Distributed Ledger Technology (underpinned by blockchain). Their engineering team is in Talevera de la Reina, Toledo, one hour outside of Madrid, Spain.

USEC had a unique opportunity to hold an exclusive interview with HolaTECH’s CEO, Susan Creamer, who is visiting the US regularly to meet investors and customers. She is a member of USEC and will be on her way back to the USA in early May 2019 for further discussions for seed funding with Investors out of Chicago and D.C trying to raise around 3 Million USD. She can be contacted at susan.creamer@holatech.io. Read the full interview.

The Secretary of State for Economy and Business Support, Ana de la Cueva, met today at the Residence of the Ambassador of Spain, with the Ambassador, Santiago Cabanas, representatives of the main Spanish companies, and members of the Embassy. The US Spain Executives Community had the honor of participating through its President, Gonzalo García. The Secretary of State had the opportunity to learn first-hand about the opportunities and difficulties identified by Spanish companies operating in the US.