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Alfredo Pinochet is a business development executive for new technologies and internet in Latin America. He is the president and founder of [[LatinTLD.com | Alfredo Pinochet is a business development executive for new technologies and internet in Latin America. He is the president and founder of [[LatinTLD]].com; which specializes in domain related activites for Latin America and the Caribbean. He is also the owner of UF.cl, UTM.cl and IPC.cl, all of which specialize in Chilean financial information. His prior work experience includes other work with [[TLD]]s, IT work, and the development of the first web-based Latin American daily finance newspaper.<ref>[http://cl.linkedin.com/in/alfredopinochet LinkedIn]</ref> | ||
His education culminated in a M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering, Human Computer Interaction, and Man Machine Interfaces from Hiroshima University; and also included intensive language courses in Japanese.<ref>[http://cl.linkedin.com/in/alfredopinochet LinkedIn]</ref> | His education culminated in a M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering, Human Computer Interaction, and Man Machine Interfaces from Hiroshima University; and also included intensive language courses in Japanese.<ref>[http://cl.linkedin.com/in/alfredopinochet LinkedIn]</ref> | ||
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| Country: | Chile |
| Email: | alpinoch (at) hotmail.com |
| Facebook: |  [alfredo pinochet Alfredo Pinochet]
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| LinkedIn: |  [alfredo pinochet Alfredo Pinochet]
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Alfredo Pinochet is a business development executive for new technologies and internet in Latin America. He is the president and founder of LatinTLD.com; which specializes in domain related activites for Latin America and the Caribbean. He is also the owner of UF.cl, UTM.cl and IPC.cl, all of which specialize in Chilean financial information. His prior work experience includes other work with TLDs, IT work, and the development of the first web-based Latin American daily finance newspaper.[1]
His education culminated in a M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering, Human Computer Interaction, and Man Machine Interfaces from Hiroshima University; and also included intensive language courses in Japanese.[2]