The ASEPROCE Insights
When I joined the Association 18 years ago, I did so believing it was a good decision for the...
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Marga Alonso, 46, is one of the few Madrileñas whose family has lived in Madrid for several generations. Director...
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Clodoaldo Casaseca, internationally known as Clodo, was President of ASEPROCE from 1996 to 1999. CEO and founder of Sheffield...
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Nicola Lutz has become one of the most well-known figures in the industry. Intuitive and bold, her humanity goes...
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Markus grew up in a network of language schools that his father ran throughout the Middle East, where they...
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Raquel Durango (CEO of Stella Maris) is an example of multiculturalism: her mother fled her native Cuba in search...
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XIII ASEPROCE Workshop: A Historic Edition that Establishes Madrid as an International Meeting Point
XIII ASEPROCE Workshop: A Historic Edition that Establishes Madrid as an International Meeting Point On October 30, ASEPROCE held...
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The first thing that catches my attention is your Celtic name. Yes — my parents gave me something from...
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The 13th ASEPROCE Workshop, to be held on October 30, 2025, at the Ilunion Pío XII Hotel in Madrid,...
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Australian from Perth by birth. The books say it’s the most isolated city in the world, but I was...
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I never imagined the moment would come when I would have to write about Juan’s passing: my friend, my...
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Oscar Porras Sánchez, President of the Association for 8 years, responds to ASEPROCE. When you were studying English Philology,...
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