Mireya Blavia de Cisneros leads social change in Ibero-America
Under her leadership, strategic partnerships with figures like Alejandro Sanz and global organizations such as UNICEF and the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation have positively impacted thousands of lives. From educational programs to disease prevention, Mireya has been a staunch advocate for social integration and using technology as a tool for change.
Mireya Blavia de Cisneros, a businesswoman and philanthropist, has become a pillar of social transformation in Latin America. As co-founder of Venezuela Sin Límites and Unidos en Red, she has tirelessly promoted education, health, and social entrepreneurship across the region. Her innovative approach has supported over 350 NGOs, driving projects that bridge the digital divide and foster sustainable development.
Under her leadership, strategic partnerships with figures like Alejandro Sanz and global organizations such as UNICEF and the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation have positively impacted thousands of lives. From educational programs to disease prevention, Mireya has been a staunch advocate for social integration and using technology as a tool for change.
Venezuela Sin Límites has supported organizations working in vulnerable communities, promoting innovative, sustainable solutions that generate lasting impact. Through Unidos en Red, Mireya has brought together business leaders, artists, and NGOs, fostering alliances that advance social welfare throughout Ibero-America.
“We believe in the power of collaboration to achieve real change in our communities,” says Mireya. Her work, focused on strategic partnerships and empowering change agents, has cemented her role as a leader in social impact across the region.
About Mireya Blavia de Cisneros
Mireya Blavia de Cisneros is the co-founder of Venezuela Sin Límites and Unidos en Red. Her career has centered on developing strategic alliances to support high-impact social projects in education, health, and technology throughout Latin America.
For more information about Mireya Blavia de Cisneros' projects, visit www.venezuelasinlimites.org.
