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Partnership and is the author of Pasión por Hacer (Passion to do), her first book sharing personal lessons as a businesswoman. Grobocopatel was recognized as ‘Innovative Leader of the Year by the Women in
Agribusiness Summit 2014 and was named in Apolitical’s top 100 most influential people in gender policy in 2018. Featured by IFC as one of 20 trailblazers, extraordinary female business leaders from emerging and frontier markets from around the world in 2019. Grobocopatel holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Buenos Aires, and she also has a Cochran Fellowship.
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International Dialogue Process. In the international sphere, she has also participated in the WEF (World Economic Forum), the CSW (Commission on the Status of Women), the Ibero-American Summit organized by SEGIB (Ibero-American General Secretariat), and other international forums.
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Business Council of the Faculty of Economic Sciences (University of Buenos Aires). She has been a mentor of Vital Voices Global
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Ampatel (agricultural and livestock company), and Resiliencia SGR, which provides financial services for entrepreneurs and SMEs, especially women-owned ones.
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