Senior Consultant

Leadership Expert, International Institute for Haistadrut Leadership (Israel). The academic degrees obtained by Meir Steinhart at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of Haifa are: BA in Pedagogy, Literature and Literature, History, in 1967; MA in Educational Administration and Curriculum (Thesis: Cultures), in 1990; PhD. In Philosophy of Education (Thesis: Ethiopian Teens) in the year 2000.
Some of the professional activities performed by Steinhart, from 2008 to 2017, are: University of Haifa: Researcher in the office of Prof. Miriam Ben Peretz; Associate Professor of the International Institute for Leadership – Histadrut (ILO), Alqasemi College University and Mashav, with workshops in Israel, El Salvador (Ministry of Public Security), Honduras, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala (Mineduc), in Colombia (Ministry of Defense) , Ecuador, Russia, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay (Penitentiary Systems), among others.
Steinhart is the Pedagogical Director of the Palestinian-Israeli Spanish Educational Project for Peace and a Member of the Arab-Jewish Teachers Forum (2012-2017).
His publications include: Judeo-Latin American teenagers and the search for their cultural roots. MA Thesis in Educational Administration and Curriculum: University of Haifa, in 1990; various publications from 1995 to 2012, such as: Peace Education Manual, Education as a means of Peacebuilding, Palestinian-Israeli Project. – International Institute for Leadership-Histadrut, The Palestinian House for Professional Solutions.

Senior Consultant

With 30 years of experience providing control and order services in mass events, advice and training in the field of comprehensive security both nationally and internationally. He is the Founding Director of the Security Chamber of Guatemala. He has been Coordinator of the interinstitutional security commissions of the National Football Federation in FIFA events at the National Selection level, General Coordinator of Security in High Level Events with more than 100,000 spectators, Coordinator of the Security Commissions of some governmental entities , such as, National Elections of the Electoral Boards of the Department of Guatemala and the Central District of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal; member of the Security Operations Center in the Population and Housing Census 2018, classified as high risk events among others; besides working as a consultant in Risk Management.

Academic Director

Mr. Víctor Corzo, has been Advisor and Professional Instructor of Escorts and Security Guards, since 1994, has received training in the field of security by instructors from Israel, England, United States and Cuba, has formed several protection groups in the region, has also been certified as Director and Instructor by the Directorate General of Private Security Services DIGESSP, making a professional career in different private and governmental entities of Guatemala. Mr. Corzo is also a Retired Officer of the Municipal Fire Department of Guatemala where for many years he was an instructor at the Fire University Technical School, he was part of the Department of Engineering of the CBM, creator of several plans for prevention and safety, has been an Instructor for Training of instructors of several courses for Firemen endorsed by the Office of the United States of Disaster Assistance USAID and OFDA, has been an Advisor and Instructor on Occupational Health and Safety issues, as well as on disaster prevention and reduction issues. He has gained experience in the research area. For more than 25 years, his experience has been shared with thousands of people who seek to train as professionals of integral national and international security.

Consultant

A Colombian national, specialized in the Colombian Army, he has received security training in the Middle East. He is currently Project Manager of Security in Guatemala, working for Energy Companies, Oil Companies, diverse knowledge and personnel training in various areas. Likewise, he is a shooting and evasive defensive driving instructor for several private and governmental institutions in Colombia and Guatemala.