Carlos Antonio Miranda Gumucio Director

Founding Director and CEO, Graduated from the Universidad Mayor de San Simón as Licentiate in Law, Political and Social Sciences; graduated as Master in Development Sciences, with a major in Integration from the Universidad Mayor de San Andrés.

Took the post-graduate course in Management Skills for Attorneys in the Master's Degree Program (MPD) implemented by the Catholic University of Bolivia (UCB) and the Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID).

He is an Arbiter in commercial issues for the Conciliation Arbitration Center at the National Chamber of Commerce of Bolivia, and a conciliator empowered by the Ministry of Justice. Likewise, he is an Arbiter for the Inter-American Commercial Arbitration Commission (CIAC)

He is a Deputy Magistrate for the Justice Tribunal of the Andean Community of Nations and member of the Press Tribunal of the Honorable City Council of La Paz.

He was Dean of the Law Faculty in the Bolivian Catholic University during the 1995 to 1999 periods, and professor in the above-mentioned University in Commercial Law and Family Law.

He was Undersecretary of Justice (Vice-minister) in the 1994 and 1995 periods, where he participated in drafting the Law of Conciliation and Arbitration; Law of Abolition of Prison and Corporal Detention for Patrimonial Obligations, the drafting of a project for a Sworn Bail Law against Criminal Justice Retardation; the Law of Civil and Family Assistance Procedural Abbreviation; the law project for the Judiciary Council and the draft project for the Law of the Defender of the People.

Law Practice Areas: Civil Matters, Commercial, Environment, Administrative, Regulatory, Conciliation and Arbitration.