Jorge Ventura
Head of Marketing
Jorge Ventura is the Head of Marketing at ACK3, with more than 10 years of international experience in marketing, business development and growth strategies. His career includes positions in multinational companies across Germany, Russia, Italy and Spain, including B. Braun and D.med Healthcare, as well as projects in the consulting, healthcare and technology sectors. He has also led operational initiatives for clinics in Spain and Africa and worked as a consultant across a wide range of industries, from art galleries to high-tech startups developed within the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). Throughout his professional journey, he has lived in eight different countries, combining his interests in football, education and business across multiple industries.
Jorge contributes creativity, strategic vision and the ability to navigate rapidly changing environments, qualities that are essential to the success of the solutions ACK3 delivers to its clients worldwide. As part of our team, he supports the development of resilience and growth strategies that create sustainable and differentiated value in complex and demanding environments.
Education
- Executive Master in Business Administration (EMBA) – EOI Business School, Madrid, Spain (2019–2020)
- Master’s Degree in European Master in Business Studies (EMBS) – IAE Savoie Mont Blanc (Annecy, France); Universität Kassel (Germany); Università di Trento (Italy); University of León (Spain) – 2013–2014.
Dissertation: “The Impact of the Crisis on the Country-of-Origin Effect of Spain: A Comparative Analysis of the USA, Germany and Russia Markets.”
- Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration (BBA) – North Carolina Wesleyan University (North Carolina, United States) – 2009–2011. Member of the NCAA soccer team.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising and Public Relations / First Degree Studies in Journalism – Universidad San Jorge (Zaragoza, Spain) – 2005–2009.
Dissertation: “Marketing and Public Relations Strategies of Football Player Agencies: The Case of Bahía Internacional.”
– Erasmus Scholarship, Marketing Degree Program at the Università degli Studi di Teramo (Italy), 2007–2008.
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