Founder of Desafío Latam

Digital skills.Real impact.

I bring companies, people and government together to train tech talent at scale, put AI to work on real problems and create better opportunities across Latin America.

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Diego AriasFounder, builder and connector
The work

Training matters when it connects to jobs and productivity.

At Desafío Latam, I design and run end-to-end programs, from outreach and selection to training, support and pathways to real opportunities.

01

Training at scale

Programs for hundreds or thousands of people, built around the skills employers actually need.

02

Applied AI

AI used to improve processes, productivity and employability, with specific problems to solve and no miracle claims.

03

Partnerships that deliver

Companies, industry associations, foundations and government working toward a shared goal with clear responsibilities.

Selected results

Scale with a purpose.

Programs delivered with public and private partners. Behind each figure are people who gained access to training, tools or opportunities.

Regional impact

Technology training across Latin America

Technology and AI workshops and programs delivered across 15 countries.

+500K
Small businesses + Corfo

Digital skills during the pandemic

Live and self-paced training designed to help small businesses build digital skills.

+100K
BHP Foundation + País Digital

Talent for mining

People trained and prepared for opportunities in a strategic industry for Chile.

+600
Conversations

Two podcasts. Different conversations.

One talks with people working to improve Chile’s productivity. The other looks at how AI is changing the way we work. Episodes and archives are in Spanish.

Community

Learn together, without the hype.

A Spanish-speaking WhatsApp community for sharing practical examples, tools and lessons about AI agents in Latin America.

AI agentsUse cases and tutorials
ResourcesTools and prompts
Regional contextWhat is happening across Latin America
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