Mónica Villegas Carrasquilla

Mónica Villegas Carrasquilla

Antropóloga de la Universidad de los Andes con maestrías en Políticas del Desarrollo del Instituto de Estudios de Desarrollo Económico y Social de la Universidad de París I Pantheon-Sobornne y en Geografía y Ordenamiento Territorial y Urbanismo del Instituto de Altos Estudios de América Latina de la Universidad de París III Sorbonne-Nouvelle. Mónica también cuenta con estudios de gestión de ciudad en la Universidad Oberta de Cataluña y ha trabajado en Corpovisionarios como jefe de proyectos de ciudades (nacionales e internacionales), consultora del BID y como profesora de la Universidad Externado de Colombia en Planeación para el Desarrollo. Fue directora del programa Bogotá Cómo Vamos y actualmente es Gerente de proyectos de gobernanza y participación ciudadana de la Fundación Corona, así como profesora del programa Liderazgo por Bogotá de la Escuela de Gobierno de la Universidad de los Andes. Es miembro de la Red de Innovación Política, de la Junta directiva de Extituto y Fundación Despacio, y de la Asamblea General de Corpovisionarios.

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