Sandra Marta Guazzotti

Chilean

1967

She studied International Relations at the University of Tsukuba, one of the best universities in Japan. She is certified in Business Management by the Institute of Directors in the United Kingdom. Additionally, she holds diplomas in Senior Business Management from the Universidad de los Andes in Chile and the Institute of Directors in the United Kingdom, as well as a Technology Leadership Program from MIT.

She is currently serving as Co-Founder of Ready to Digital, a strategic consulting firm focused on digital solutions for senior management. Previously, she worked as Head of Google Cloud for LATAM at Google, as well as Regional Director, Vice President for LATAM, and General Manager for Chile at Oracle.

She was a member of the board of directors of AmCham Chile. She is currently a deputy member of the Board of Directors of Banco de Chile and a Director of the Board of Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez.

Her extensive experience in the technology sector, combined with her academic background as an international relations specialist, with advanced studies in Senior Management and Technology Leadership, has enabled her to acquire in-depth knowledge in digital transformation, technological innovation, and business strategy, as well as develop a comprehensive vision of how companies can adapt and lead in an increasingly digitalized environment.

Her experience at the intersection of technology and business, along with her extensive analytical and managerial skills, will allow her to contribute to decision-making related to digital transformation, operational resilience, infrastructure changes, technological reconversion, and the management of technological failures. Her expertise in implementing technological solutions and strategic leadership can be key in guiding the company in modernizing its operations, optimizing processes, and improving the customer experience. Furthermore, her ability to manage large-scale projects and her focus on innovation will enable her to support Bancolombia in developing new digital strategies that drive competitiveness and sustainability in an increasingly dynamic and globalized market.

Similarly, her expertise in cybersecurity management allows her to take an active stance in evaluating digital risks, detecting vulnerabilities and potential threats, as well as analyzing the financial and reputational implications of these threats, supporting decision-making that reduces risks and strengthens information security.

Provided that the Shareholders' Assembly approves the modification to Policy for the Election of Board of Members, she is not involved in any cause of inability or incompatibility according to the law and the Good Governance Code and meets the independence criteria established by the law and the Board of Directors' profile.

She is not a PEP under colombian regulation.