Keynote speaker · English and Spanish
Migration, talent and business across borders, explained in the order things actually happen. For universities, chambers of commerce and leadership forums.
Topics
Keynote · 2026
Her own family story, the case of a professional who wants to grow into North America, and the four bridges she uses to test an international opportunity: vision, viability, legitimacy and execution.
Your audience leaves with the courage to plan beyond borders, and the order to do it.
Keynote · Health professionals
Residence, licence and employment are three different processes. Why so many doctors and nurses arrive in Canada and end up far from their profession, and why the licence has to start early.
Your audience leaves with which step comes first in their own case.
Keynote · Panel · Business
For business owners: demand, corporate structure, capital and team mobility as one plan, with a focus on countries that have a free trade agreement with Canada.
Your audience leaves with the questions to ask before investing a cent.
New for 2027
How artificial intelligence is changing the way talent and companies move between countries, and where its limits are, told from inside firms that use it every day.
Your audience leaves with a clear view of what changes and what stays human.
Every talk is adapted to the audience and the event.
Events
Keynote: Entrepreneurship and Migration: Women Leaders in a Global World. Millennia Atlantic University, Doral, Florida.
Online session with the Cámara de Comercio de Barranquilla for its affiliates, with Hugo Salas and Joel Lombano. 10:00 a.m. Colombia time.
Virtual talk for graduates and students of Universidad Simón Bolívar.
Talk for final-year medicine, nursing and dentistry students at Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla.
Two sessions at the Faculty of Health Sciences of Universidad Simón Bolívar, Barranquilla: students in the morning, graduates and professionals in the afternoon.
Formats
Universities, chambers of commerce, business associations, health faculties and women's leadership forums.
From a 20-minute keynote to a full talk with questions from the audience.
Moderated conversations on migration, women in business or investment in Canada.
A working session for faculties, chambers and associations, built around their audience.
In English or Spanish, in Canada, the United States and Latin America.
Press kit
Short and long bio in English and Spanish, credentials, talk topics and official photos.
Most talks about migration stay at the level of inspiration or at the level of paperwork. Valentina works in the space between the two. She is a lawyer and an international business and investment strategist, and she has made the move herself, from Venezuela to Canada, as the daughter of European immigrants who had already rebuilt their lives once. That combination lets her explain a complex process in the order it really happens, with the warmth of someone who has lived it.
Her talks start with a person, often herself or a hypothetical case, and move to a framework the audience can apply the next morning. She avoids legal jargon on stage and keeps the technical detail for the questions, where people bring their own situation.
Her parents rebuilt their lives in Venezuela after leaving Europe, and she later moved to Canada. That story shaped the way she looks at borders. Today she leads or co-leads projects for professionals, health workers and companies, so the examples she uses come from current work and stay close to the decisions people in the room are facing.
A faculty of health sciences, a chamber of commerce and a women's leadership forum need different conversations. Each talk is adapted to the audience, the format and the time available, and it is given in English or Spanish.
Every talk closes with something concrete. Depending on the topic, that can be one of these tools:
Students about to graduate and alumni who are weighing a career abroad. In 2026 she spoke at Universidad Simón Bolívar and Universidad del Norte in Barranquilla, in person and online.
Business owners who want to understand what their company could sell in Canada and how to prepare before entering the market.
Conversations about women in international business, entrepreneurship across countries and the gaps in access to capital and decision-making networks that many women still face.
You tell us the audience, the date and the format. We set up a short call to understand what your audience needs and agree on the angle. You then receive a proposal with the title, the outline and the logistics: in person or online, length, language and whether there is time for questions. Valentina's team stays in touch with your team until the event.
FAQ
Yes. Every talk, panel and masterclass can be given in either language.
Yes. She speaks in person and online, in Canada, the United States and Latin America.
It depends on the event. She has given 20-minute keynotes and longer talks with questions from the audience. The length is agreed in the proposal.
Yes. The four topics are starting points, and each talk is shaped with the organizer around the audience and the purpose of the event.
No. On stage she answers questions in general terms. Each profile is evaluated individually, so personal cases are referred to the firm that corresponds to them.
Yes. It includes short and long biographies in English and Spanish, credentials, talk topics and official photos.
Service
Market entry, corporate structure and mobility for companies looking at Canada.
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Immigration, licence and employment planned together, with the Health North™ method.
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Law, business and mobility across the Chile, Canada and United States corridor.
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