Development Roast Giving international development a proper roasting
As part of continuous growth, INESAD and Development Roast are bringing on board a host of new interns. Join us in welcoming our newest addition Jonathan Fortun Vargas:
Jonathan believes that coming from Bolivia is not a coincidence in his life; he is certain that change comes from within and, therefore, he has been preparing all his life to support the development of his country and region. He is certain that INESAD is a great platform to build a collective consciousness for the improvement of Bolivia, and as an intern he hopes to contribute to this change.
He holds a Master in Economics (Kobe University, Japan); an M.A. in Finance and a B.A. Magna Cum Laude in Financial Engineering, both from universities in Bolivia.
He possesses over four years of experience on financial markets and Microfinance and has recently finished an internship at the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington DC, U.S.A.
Letting the world know about Bolivia’s positive and negative experiences regarding development is a personal quest for Jonathan: he is sure that his country can—and will—shine in the future. Having been born during one of the worst hyperinflation processes in economic history has marked Jonathan for life and consequently attracted him to research about monetary economics, financial structure and resource dependency.
An avid fan of science fiction, cooking, and traveling, Jonathan is trying to learn about photography and how to ride a bicycle. You can find about his progress at http://www.jonathanfortun.com/
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