To dispel any doubts that my surname may raise, my tortilla and gazpacho are delicious. Besides cooking, I have a degree in Audiovisual Communication and I like administration, my main task at the Agency. Warmly welcomed by the Irazusta family, hunger and the desire to eat came together: for me it is an exquisite personal and professional experience, as well as a great pleasure, to have the great opportunity to work with the best in this profession.

A journalist and a jolly good sport. Faithful believer that good communication is the solution to most of the problems we face in our lives and a great help in everything else. After working for almost two decades (it surprises even me when I read this) in the financial world, I decided to refocus my professional career on the world of communications, with the enormous good fortune of finding a place where I am happy.

I think I’m creative because I hate being boring and being bored. I don't like questions like "Do you prefer animals or people?" I don't like dichotomies and I don't know what to do with big collective nouns, but yes, to share a home with, I prefer domestic animals of my species with whom I can go to the cinema, to a concert, share a good meal, laugh or argue. I believe in the magic of the word, and practice verbal white magic.

Music lover, passionate about gardening and gastronomy. I use reading, ceramics and the mountains as pills of distraction and therapeutic leisure. A journalist by training, I have always been obsessed with spelling and good use of language and have had an admiration of great communicators. I love being part of a company and a team of people who stand out for offering unique solutions and total dedication to their clients.

From a very early age I knew what I wanted to be in life: a journalist. I graduated from Journalism at the Complutense University. I took my first steps at ABC and Radio Nacional. After working in other media, I arrived at the El Mundo newspaper and there I coordinated the Theatre, Dance, Classical Music and Opera sections, which have always been great passions of mine and to which I dedicate my free time. Then I made the leap to business communication in lifestyle, to later join Irazusta Comunicación where I have been able to complete my career path working for clients such as Repsol and CaixaBank.

It has been more than 15 years since communication crossed my path, and what a coincidence! I will always remember that day, but that's a long story I can tell you over coffee. Áll this time I have been able to grow and make a living from a profession that I am passionate about in all its aspects, although my favourite one, and the one I enjoy the most, is Corporate Communication. A hardcore rocker, I didn't come here to make friends, but you know you can always count on me.

After many years in the working world, I can now proudly say that I combine experience and knowledge in the area of communication with the desire to continue learning and discovering new ways to improve my skills. Honest, responsible, able to organise work and easy to work with. I am also committed and, thanks to motherhood, very patient.

I came to journalism by vocation and specialized in economics and markets thanks to the fact that I never say no to a challenge. After more than 15 years in writing, my best master's degree has been linking historical moments, from Lehman, Brexit, to the market collapse due to the pandemic. Professionally, I have grown and seen El Confidencial grow before taking the leap to the other side to pour all my experience into corporate communication.

Trained journalist specialising in discourse and communication. I am passionate about the north of Spain, pop songs from the late 90s and all languages, as well as travelling the world and getting to know new cultures. I consider myself a curious person, committed and willing to learn anything.

More than twenty years of experience in journalism and communication. I have worked in radio, print media and PR agencies, always trying, as much as possible, to make my hobbies a way of life. I haunt bookshops and cinemas, and I like to lose myself in the city, both my own and other cities. As they say in You Can't Take It With You: "in this house everything is allowed, except ‘-isms’".

With a degree in Journalism, my work has always been linked to communication in all its forms. In my native sunny Almería I worked in newspapers and agencies, and under the grey skies of London I developed corporate and institutional information. My prodigious decade in the UK led me to work at the United Nations, where I learned more about International Relations, which is my other academic specialisation and one of my passions.

Born in Madrid and an enthusiast of communication in all its forms, journalism has been the tool that has allowed me to live in my own way, learning something new every day. After working in corporate, institutional and marketing communication, I landed in the Irazusta Comunicación team to face a new professional challenge in networks. A fashion, music and gastronomy lover and addicted to travelling the world non-stop, reading everything I can along the way.

I am the granddaughter of Vicente Blasco Ibáñez. With such a lineage it is easy to imagine that an early journalistic vocation was born in me. Well, that's not really the case. My vocation was not the fruit of my ancestor with an illustrious name and surname, because my grandfather wrote in iron and moulded with fire, but he was not the famous writer, a figure that has always accompanied me. The rest can be summed up as a lifetime dedicated to media and, later, to digital communication.

I can trace my first interest in communication back to dozens of Muy Interesante Junior magazines... which still pile up in my father´s' attic. I came to Madrid to study - with a break in England - and I stayed here. After dabbling in media, I landed at Irazusta, where I continue to grow as a professional. My strength? Flexibility. My weakness? A plane ticket or a few pints with friends.

A native of Soria, I graduated from Journalism at the University of Valladolid, before arriving in Madrid and developing my professional career. I started my adventure on the airwaves of a radio station, moving on to the sports press, and for the last few years I have specialised in press monitoring, media analysis, media impact and brand positioning in all kinds of sectors.

Film buff since I was a little girl, I have always used writing to channel my emotions and thoughts. Long walks in the mountains with my dog Artax help me to reflect, and I love a good historical fiction novel and a glass of wine. A bit of a language freak, learning about other cultures is my passion. Journalist by training, I feel lucky to be part of such an authentic and high quality team of professionals at Irazusta.