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Business, Women, and Artificial Intelligence

Nayana Guerrero, PhD

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Nayana Guerrero, Ph.D. 

Nayana Guerrero is a Mexican and French social scientist. She lectures at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and Tecnologico de Monterrey.

 

Dr. Guerrero teaches courses on strategic business management, the role of business in society, women's leadership, and new technologies for social sciences. Throughout her career, she has conducted research at the intersection of artificial intelligence, gender, corporate sustainability, and health.

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Select experience

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  • Scholar-in-Residence in Kogod School of Business at American University. 

  • Lead Hispanic Women's healthcare decision-making research at HealthCare Research Lab.

  • Author and speaker focused on corporate sustainability, gender, and technology.

  • Board Member for Red UNAM DC, a UNAM alumni Association in Washington, DC. 

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Speaking Engagements

Nayana has spoken in several public forums to advocate for increasing women's representation in leadership and decision-making. 

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2024 

(90) 2024 August 9th. Artificial Intelligence and Women's Leadership. First International Congress on Feminist Economics in Latin America and the Caribbean: Feminism, Women, and Economy. American University and UNAM

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(89) 2024 May 10th. Considering Post-PhD Identity. Doctoral Student Network. Computing Alliance of Hispanic-Serving Institutions (CAHSI). Allyship Program at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). 

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2023​

(85) 2023 November 7th. The Center for Latin American & Latino Studies, the Inclusive Technology Policy Initiative, and The HealthCARE Lab jointly organized a Cafecito talk addressing the intersection of Gender, Tech, and Sustainability.

Link American University, Washington, D.C.

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Awards

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  • 2023-2024 Sponsored Research Project, American University 

  • ​2023 Encouragement to timely graduation, National Autonomous University of Mexico

  • 2022 Global Scholar Grant, Open Society Foundation at American University

  • 2018-2022 CONACYT Mexican Scholarship Doctoral Program at UNAM

  • 2020 Alternate Candidate for the Fulbright Research Program 2021/2022 at Yale University

  • 2019 Pioneer of the Educational TEC21 Model, Tec de Monterrey

  • 2019 Best Student Opinion Survey, Tec de Monterrey

  • 2018 National Award for Professional Excellence, National Chamber of Women

  • 2017 Encouragement to timely graduation, National Autonomous University of Mexico

  • 2017 Alfonso Caso Medal, National Autonomous University of Mexico 

  • 2016-2017 UNAM Scholarship for Graduate Studies, National Autonomous University of Mexico

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Testimonials

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