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Aglaya Salvatierra
International IP Consultant
asalvatierra@clarkemodet.com About Aglaya Salvatierra
Professional experience of 12 years in different sectors, oriented to international markets such as China, Indonesia, France, Switzerland and Australia, highlighting their previous positions as Project Manager and Key Account Manager. Has 5 years of experience advising clients in the Chinese market on Intellectual Property matters in the countries where ClarkeModet operates.
Education
- Bachelor’s Degree in East Asian Studies from the UOC
- Diploma in Tourism from UEM
- Master’s Degree in International Relations and Foreign Trade from INFOREM-Colegio Oficial de Politólogos de Madrid.
- Higher Education in International Marketing Strategies by the UOC.
- Languages: Spanish, English, German, French and Chinese.
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