Ines Marseillan
Latin America Project Director & Strategic Partnerships @Archive Of Modern Conflict
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WORK HISTORY
Latin America Project Director & Strategic Partnerships @Archive Of Modern Conflict
Provincia de Buenos Aires, AR
Leading institutional partnerships across Latin America for an internationally recognized archive dedicated to the preservation and study of historical photographic collections.• Build long-term collaborations with legacy media organizations and cultural institutions across the region.• Negotiate and structure agreements involving historically sensitive photographic archives.• Oversee projects at the intersection of cultural heritage, media, and institutional reputation.• Align regional stakeholders with international teams in cross-border initiatives.• Advise on archival positioning, narrative framing and strategic cultural activation.
EDUCATION
University of Buenos Aires
Licenciatura, Comunicacion Visual
Universidad Austral, Buenos Aires
Maestría , Políticas Públicas
UC Santa Barbara
English as a second language, English Language and Literature, General
SKILLS
ABOUT INES MARSEILLAN
Senior Corporate Communications and Public Affairs executive with over 20 years of regional leadership across Latin America. I specialize in building corporate narratives, managing reputation in complex stakeholder environments, and aligning internal and external communications with strategic business objectives. My experience spans global media organizations, public institutions and international cultural entities. Alongside my corporate work, I lead archival and visual content initiatives across Latin America, collaborating with legacy media institutions on the preservation and strategic positioning of historical photographic collections. With a background in visual communication, I bring a creative lens to executive storytelling — understanding how narrative, imagery and cultural context shape perception, trust and long-term brand value.Passionate about strategic communication, media transformation and the power of visual storytelling to connect institutions with people.
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