Diana Pacheco

I attribute my success to being a genuine person and an open book. I believe the secret is to include all voices and respect what the other human being in front of you needs to say. Success is not what you achieve alone, it's what you achieve together with your teams, with your peers, with your colleagues. For that, you need to be very respectful and very people-oriented. I am a learner, and I think there is a lot of knowledge in people. It's just that you need to be quiet and learn.

The best career advice I ever received was from one of my mentors who told me that you don't need to prove yourself. You just need to do your job the best you can with all your heart. It's not a competition, and you shouldn't leave bodies in your road. Instead, trust yourself, be optimistic, and be at service, which is very important to me.

I think the most important thing is to believe in herself and be confident that you can do it, that you can do whatever you want. So, I think believe. And they used to say fake it until you make it, but I think it's fake it until you become.

One of the biggest challenges is how to maintain our culture, which is very beautiful, as we grow. How do we maintain our core and our soul as we grow? That's one of the biggest challenges. As for opportunities, I would say it's how to develop better leaders that are prepared for what is coming ahead in the world, considering all of the factors we have, including the geopolitical situations all over the world. How do we equip them to be better human beings in general, so that they can be better leaders as a result?

The values most important to me are transparency, inclusion of all voices, integrity, kindness, and honesty. I believe in being transparent in what I think, and I think it's essential to include all voices in everything we do.