Top right: A corporate world basically made up of men
Businessman looking out of window watching skyline
Ernesto Bohoslavsky, Coordinator of the CLACSO Working Group “Contemporary Right-Wing Movements: Dictatorships and Democracies,” produces the podcast series “Up with the Right,” dedicated to exchanging opinions on elites, hierarchies, and right-wing movements in Latin America. In this third episode, he speaks with Florencia Luci about the career paths of managers in Argentina. Within this topic, they focus on two issues. First, the specific challenges faced by women in managerial positions, their career development, and their corporate practices. Second, the entry of many managers into the public sector following Mauricio Macri's rise to power in 2015, the innovations this transition brought, and the perceptions these individuals now have of that process.
Florencia Luci holds a PhD in Sociology and a Master's degree in Social Sciences from the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences in Paris, as well as a Master's degree in Social Policy and a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Buenos Aires. She currently teaches at the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Buenos Aires. For several years, she has been researching the training processes and practices of managers and senior administrators in major companies in Argentina.
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