Daniel is professor of the Entrepreneurial Projects course in second year. His approach is based on experiential learning, guiding students in the development of sustainable and viable business ideas through the use of strategic, financial, and innovation analysis tools. He is interested in exploring active methodologies to promote critical thinking and informed decision-making.

His areas of interest include financial project evaluation, social impact entrepreneurship, and strategic planning.

A Costa Rican national, Daniel holds a degree in Financial Management, a master’s in Financial Management and Control, a master’s in Business Administration, and a master’s in Curriculum and Teaching.