Camilo Munoz

About Camilo Munoz

Camilo Muñoz has more than 25 years of executive-level and start-up experience in the real estate, language localization and investment banking industries. Camilo is the founder of Ocania Capital, a real estate investment company; he is also the founder of Translation Source, a language service company offering solutions in more than 100 languages; and the co-founder and current chairman of the board of Spanish ASAP, a single language vendor in the localization industry.Prior to his entrepreneurial career, Camilo worked as an investment banker in the Telecommunications and Internet M&A groups at Lehman Brothers in New York. He holds an MBA from the Wharton School, an MA in International Studies from the Lauder Institute at the University of Pennsylvania and a BS in Industrial and Systems Engineering from the University of Florida. Camilo has served as a member of the Board of Trustees and as Treasurer at St. John\'s School in Houston; he has also served as the President of the Association of Language Companies. He is a member of the Board of the Wharton Alumni Club of Houston. He speaks English, Spanish, and Portuguese.About Ocania CapitalOcania Capital acquires, manages, and improves strategic land assets with the ultimate objective of delivering (1) higher adjusted risk returns to our investors and (2) timely liquidity and land supply to the real estate market in metropolitan areas of Texas.About Translation SourceTranslation Source accelerates international business initiatives by maximizing the use of existing content to generate new revenue. About Spanish ASAPSpanish ASAP offers cost-effective, professional and timely translation and interpretation solutions from English into Spanish to Language Service Providers (LSPs) worldwide.

Experience

1. Founder and Board Member

   Translation Source

   Jan 2002 — Present

Education

• The Lauder Institute - University of Pennsylvania

  MA, International Studies

  1997 — 1999

• Cornell University

  Commercial Real Estate Certificate, Real Estate Development

  2020

• The Wharton School

  MBA, Finance

  1997 — 1999

• Colegio Refous

  Lower, Middle and Upper School

  1975 — 1987

• University of Florida

  BS, Industrial and Systems Engineering

  1989 — 1992