Gustavo Streger
I am the Senior Communications Manager at the Internet Society Foundation, where I develop and implement comprehensive communication strategies to support our philanthropic initiatives. I oversee a range of integrated projects across digital platforms, social media, events, media relations, and program communications, ensuring that we effectively inform and engage our key audiences.
I have over 18 years of experience leading multidisciplinary teams to create digital platforms, digital media outlets, and relevant content for various audiences in the private, public, and non-profit sectors. I am passionate about using communication as a tool to build a more egalitarian and equitable society.
In my last job, I was the manager of Communications at Amnesty International Argentina, where I designed and implemented campaigns to promote the defense of human rights worldwide. In this role, I helped create a community of thousands on social media and produced actions to influence public policy decision-makers.
Before joining Amnesty, I was the national coordinator of Communication and Information in the Ministry of Education of Argentina for four years. In that position, I led actions that resulted in the publication of data that used to be known only by the government, helping to guarantee the right to public information.
I also have vast experience as a journalist. I was an investigative producer at the BBC and editor-in-chief of a media outlet for eight years.
I hold a BA in Journalism (USAL) and a Master of Science in Strategic Communications (London School of Economics). I also studied for a Master of Arts in Public Policy (UTDT).
In my spare time, I enjoy playing sports (especially football), reading books, and traveling the world. I love meeting people with a sense of humor. I am based in Barcelona, Spain.