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May 2021
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May 31, 2021Florencia Sabatini, a professor in the Master’s Program in Communication and Marketing Management at ORT, has been appointed the new Head of Communications for Google Latin America.
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May 26, 2021Interview with Magalí Pagliano, a student who received an honorable mention in the regional essay contest for young people organized by Diálogo Político, a publication of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
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May 25, 2021Based on the premise that data analysis is useful for decision-making in both small and large organizations, big data has taken on a leading role in strategic and commercial applications across all sectors. One such sector is sports. ORT students and graduates working in data analysis in this field share their professional experiences.
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May 18, 2021She holds an MBA, completed a negotiation course at Harvard University, and works in the Business Development department at Berkes—but she is an architect. Between on-site internships and drawing up plans, ORT graduate Mercedes Silva completed her undergraduate degree in 2008 and decided to shift her career toward business. In this interview, she explains how she balances both aspects of her life.
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May 18, 2021Andrés Silva holds a bachelor’s degree in graphic design from ORT. When asked what kind of professional legacy he would like to leave behind, he replies, “to seek immortality through every creation.” After gaining valuable experience designing for a United Nations agency and dedicating himself to the studio he runs with his brother, he strives to continue working on projects that evoke emotion.
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May 17, 2021Federico Pascual, a graduate of ORT’s Bachelor’s program in Management and Administration, is the founder of the TinyMentions platform: a tool that uses machine learning to automatically analyze conversations on Twitter.
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May 13, 2021Nicole Brande, a senior in ORT’s Fashion Design program, collaborated with the clothing brand Sálvora—co-founded by Valentina Bocchi, a graduate of the same program—as part of an academic project. The collaboration was so successful that the designs created by the student are now available for purchase at the graduate’s store.
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May 5, 2021As part of the launch of the Veromobili competition, industrial designer Nicolás Noblía explains why participating in such events provides a great showcase.
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May 4, 2021After eight years as a news reporter at Canal 4, Camila Pírez, a graduate with a bachelor’s degree in communication with a concentration in journalism, decided to change career paths and moved to Buenos Aires to pursue a master’s degree. In late 2020, she returned to Uruguay with a wealth of experiences under her belt, new skills, and a new podcast in her luggage.