Mrs. Lali Espinoza

Universidad del Azuay, B.A. (Business Administration)

University of Washington ELS

Seattle Pacific University MBA

Why I support the JPII mission:

JPII’s strong commitment to help students achieve success as a whole human being, not just academically. Students are enriched spiritually so they can better serve this world. This is amazing and it is truly inspiring to be part of this good work.

About my previous experiences:

I have worked in the banking industry in Ecuador and in the United States.

I hail from:

I am from Cuenca, Ecuador!

In my spare time:

I love to spend time with my family. Visiting and having long chats with my friends. Traveling to Ecuador at least once a year to visit all my family and friends.

My family:

I have two sons, Juan Fer and David. Juan Fer is graduating this year from Washington State University with a major in architecture and David is a freshman at JPII. My husband Pablo loves computer technology and works for the state of Washington. He is a cyber security expert. We are originally from Ecuador and have been living here for more than 24 years.

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