Meet our Founder
The Hispanic Woman Redefining Global Leadership
Carolina Lorenzo-López is no stranger to power. From Madrid to Manhattan, she has collaborated with the Spanish royal family, the former Minister of Defense Eduardo Serra Rexach, and global institutions, including Fortune 500 companies, the entire United Nations system, and London-based tech startups. Her work spans 162 countries, combining verified data with human-centered innovation to drive measurable change.
Now based in Miami, Carolina Lorenzo-López leads WoAgora, a consultancy firm transforming artificial intelligence, data governance, and capacity building into strategic advantages.
Her most recent op-ed on data governance was featured ahead of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2025, which took place from November 17 to 23 in Las Vegas, with support from the Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development.
Relevant projects
Raising America’s Next Leaders
From loanDepot Park, With the Utmost Admiration
In 2025, Carolina Lorenzo-López advanced the donor engagement strategy for Women Empowerment Night with the Miami Marlins at loanDepot Park, engaging 13 girls from five Title I schools during the 2025–2026 school-year kickoff.
At Women Empowerment Night, we delivered a high-impact activation that brought together Miami civic pride, youth leadership, and meaningful community investment. The experience was designed to do more than inspire. It positioned young talent to be seen, supported, and celebrated in one of America’s most iconic cities.
HONORING BIPASHA HAYAT'S STONE TIME
Artistry Anchored in Ancestry
After frequent visits to art exhibitions and museums in New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Berlin, Bonn, London, Madrid, Málaga, Amsterdam, and Brussels, Carolina Lorenzo-López draws deep inspiration from artistic traditions spanning five continents and from institutions that preserve cultural legacy across diverse heritages.
This exposure to cultural centers informs her consulting practice, where visual storytelling, art history, and innovation converge to create narratives that inspire people from all walks of life to engage their five senses and fully embrace the richness of human creativity.
In November 2025, Carolina Lorenzo-López was among the selected attendees invited to the grand opening of The Art Dome in Miami’s Design District, a visionary space where global artistry and cultural storytelling converge. The event was headlined by Bipasha Hayat, a Bangladeshi multidisciplinary artist internationally acclaimed for her introspective sculptural work and poetic exploration of memory, form, and femininity. Bipasha Hayat’s artistic genius and peaceful presence underscored the enduring power of legacy with purpose.
Her work, created across Brooklyn, Jellico, and Dhaka, reflects a philosophy we share: that innovation is not just about progress but also about preservation, reflection, and soul. Bipasha Hayat explores identity, civilization, and healing in a world marked by disruption.
Caveat: The "Memoirs" series by Bipasha Hayat, created between 2019 and 2024, reflects the artist's evolving emotional and philosophical journey over five years. Due to its large-scale format (194 × 144 in) and mixed materials (acrylic on cardboard and canvas), presentation and lighting conditions may influence the visual experience.
Sustainable Power Moves
Mobilizing Millions
In a world driven by trends, Carolina Lorenzo-López works to preserve legacy. Through her consulting firm, WoAgora, she has helped mobilize over $260 million in investments aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Her approach is rooted in deploying crisis-tested frameworks, honed through leading initiatives for the United Nations and designing human-centric digital activations for Google Family.
From steering digitization for over 130 United Nations country teams to advising Fortune 500 firms, her life bridges local impact and global influence. Carolina Lorenzo-López brings her know-how, institutional insight, and operational precision to every engagement. Backed by a global team of AI specialists, digitization experts, and business advisors, Carolina Lorenzo-López equips purpose-driven leaders and teams to scale with integrity.
In March 2026, Carolina Lorenzo López will be honored at the Droppin’ Jewelz Women’s Empowerment & Awards Brunch in Philadelphia, hosted aboard the historic Moshulu, the world’s only restaurant on a fully restored four-masted tall ship. Announced by Kendra Hall, Founder of Jewelz Foundation Inc. and Droppin’ Jewelz, the event recognizes influential women leaders, youth changemakers, and male ally honorees, creating a platform that bridges today’s icons with tomorrow’s leaders.
EVENT DETAILS
- Date: March 7, 2026
- Time: 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM
- Location: The Moshulu at Penn’s Landing
life as a Survivor
As a Galician expat in Venezuela, Carolina Lorenzo-López endured structural violence. She chose to use these traumatic experiences as motivation to help fellow survivors and further her international career.
Past Activations
Human-Centered Innovation at Scale
The Woman Behind WOAGORA
Carolina Lorenzo-López is an award-winning AI expert and digitization consultant with global experience advising high-profile clients, including four Heads of State, Fortune 500 companies, Olympic athletes, public servants, and emerging startups across the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and Asia-Pacific (APAC).
She is the founder of WoAgora Consulting & Capital Solutions, a Miami-based strategic advisory firm. As lead consultant on a global digitization initiative supported by the United Nations Sustainable Development Group, she integrated verified data across 162 countries, facilitating the mobilization of up to $260 million in funding to accelerate the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Agenda 2063, Africa’s development blueprint.
Carolina Lorenzo-López was recently featured in Marquis Who’s Who in America, recognized for her societal contributions, and awarded a U.S. Green Card for her impact on global innovation. Her work will be archived by the U.S. Library of Congress in 2026. She is a recipient of the Alexander von Humboldt Medal, awarded by the German government for her scientific contributions.
She holds a Master of Social Sciences in Digital Marketing and Communications, is a licensed UN contractor (ID: 671958), and is certified in Innovation-Driven Enterprise Management by IE Business School. A published editor in six languages, she is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists (ID: 10012233).
An alumna of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Carolina Lorenzo-López graduated as valedictorian in 2012, earning the Extraordinary End-of-Studies Prize and Best Academic Record in her cohort. Her award was presented by Iñaki Gabilondo, UNESCO Gandhi Gold Medal recipient. As a gifted student, she earned first and second place honors in both state and national Mathematics Olympiads, sharpening the analytical skills that would later inform her cross-sector work.
Her community engagement includes an advisory leadership role with Mulika Afrika, a nonprofit focused on empowering Maasai communities. Carolina Lorenzo-López previously served as a project coordinator with United Way, working on the ground to bring resources and financial education to low-income communities.
Further reflecting her long-standing commitment to advancing accessible support systems, Carolina Lorenzo-López has also actively supported Ukrainian refugees, helping individuals access health care despite language barriers and lost documentation.
