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We are a basic apparel brand that transforms the simple act of buying clothes you like into an action that promotes gender equality. We contribute a percentage of our sales to shelter days for women experiencing violence through the National Network of Shelters. All our garments are made with fair Mexican labor.
Ana Mari and Sebastián founded Igualdad in 2021, but they have been working together for over 15 years.
Mom of Alonso, Julia, and wife of Andrés.
Partner and former COO of Flock (now Isobar Mexico) www.isobar.com, a leading digital creative agency in Mexico, acquired by Dentsu International in 2016. Responsible for the agency’s growth and profitability, managing over 1,000 deliverables monthly and overseeing projects from conception to completion.
Over 15 years of experience in marketing, communication, and advertising. Strong expertise in Digital Marketing, Marketing Strategy, Digital Strategy, and Project Management. Digital Media Marketing Professional Certificate focused in Digital Marketing from NYU.
Dad of Mar, Oli, and husband of Alejandra.
Co-founder and former CEO of Flock. Former CEO of Dentsu Mexico. Former president of the board of the Alliance for the Strategic Value of Brands (AVE, formerly AMAP).
Partner at LIP Ventures Boutique, which provides venture capital and business development services to pan-regional tech startups, bringing cutting-edge technology to Latin America.
Partner at Moonbow, an Israeli business development company with stakes in over 20 startups across sectors such as media and cybersecurity.
*15% of the cost is allocated to shelter days for women experiencing violence through the National Network of Shelters.*
A feminist organization with over 20 years of experience and track record, aimed at bringing together spaces of protection that provide security, comprehensive and specialized care for women and their children who are victims of gender violence. It is continually engaged in self-regulation, professionalization, and strengthening.**
**Comprising over 69 prevention, care, and protection spaces across Mexico, it forms part of the Comprehensive Care Model for Women Victims of Violence and, where applicable, their children. This model includes: Shelters, External Care Centers, Emergency Houses, and Transition Houses. Each of its actions integrates gender perspective, human rights, and interculturality, adhering to national and international instruments in the field.