Monica Albornoz
About Monica Albornoz
Monica Albornoz is a Retail Manager at Chevron with extensive experience in marketing and industrial engineering.
Company
Monica Albornoz is currently employed at Chevron. She began her journey at Chevron in 2005 and has held multiple significant roles over the years. As a Retail Manager at Chevron, she leverages her extensive experience in marketing and sales to enhance the company's market position.
Title
Monica Albornoz serves as the Retail Manager at Chevron. Her role involves overseeing retail operations and ensuring the company's retail strategies align with market demands and customer expectations.
Education and Expertise
Monica Albornoz holds a Master in Marketing from Universidad de Los Andes, achieved between 1992 and 1994. Additionally, she earned an Industrial Engineering Degree from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, where she studied from 1983 to 1989. Her educational background provides a solid foundation in both marketing and industrial engineering, contributing to her expertise in market strategies and operational efficiencies.
Professional Background
Monica Albornoz has a diverse professional background. Before her current role at Chevron, she held several senior positions within the company, including Global Texaco Brand Manager from 2008 to 2010, Latin America Regional Marketing Manager from 2006 to 2008, and Area Marketing Support Manager for Central America and Andean from 2005 to 2006. Previously, she was the Vice President of Marketing at Caracol Radio / Grupo Prisa and Empresa de Telefonos de Bogota 007 Mundo. She also served as Marketing Manager at SOFASA and worked as a Sales Representative at IBM.
Achievements
Monica Albornoz has consistently demonstrated a proven track record of increasing market share and profitability for large national and international brands. Her significant contributions include competitive strategies, advertising, sales, market segmentation, market research, and project management across various industries including telecommunications, automotive, and consumer goods.