Marta Rojas

Content, branding, business development, and strategic alliances specialist with a focus on sustainability, culture, and inclusion.

For over 10 years, I led global communication and strategic alliances at the United Nations, with the SDG Action Campaign and UNDP, coordinating narratives, campaigns, cultural programs, and collaborations that mobilized millions of people at high-level summits, global festivals, grassroots campaigns, and creative experiences worldwide. Prior to the United Nations, I worked with MIT Technology Review on developing its global brand and community, particularly in Europe and Latin America.

My role involved working cross-functionally between institutional teams, media, artists, technologists, activists, and brands.

I now collaborate with international organizations, governments, cultural institutions, film and music festivals, creative studios, purpose-driven brands, and artistic communities to bring ideas to life that connect deeply and sustain attention and long-term impact. I advise on inclusion and sustainability, institutional alliances, creativity, and internal and external impact communication.

From conceptualization to execution and campaign design, identity transformation, branding and content, and the creation of online and offline community experiences and events... my international experience has allowed me to work in diverse environments, bringing a global perspective that enriches every project.

I firmly believe that true transformation is born from authentic connections and relationships based on trust and value alignment.

My mission is clear: to apply everything I've learned to drive communication and business strategies that connect, transform, and empower every individual and organization I collaborate with.