06 Feb

Alvaro Silberstein

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Álvaro Silberstein is the co-founder of Wheel the World, an online marketplace that allows people with disabilities to plan and book accessible travel. Since 2018, Wheel the World has enabled over 1,000 people to travel to destinations like Machu Picchu, Easter Island, and Patagonia with certified and experienced local travel agents. Its goal is to enable millions of people with disabilities to explore thousands of destinations.

Álvaro, a Chilean businessman and speaker who advocates for people with disabilities, has experience in management consulting for cutting-edge companies in Latin America and has also worked as a consultant for the Chinese government in developing the national strategy for the social inclusion of people with disabilities in Chile.

Álvaro is 34 years old, he is an engineer from the Catholic University of Chile and has a master's degree in Business Administration from the Berkeley Haas School of Business at the University of California.

06 Feb

Alvaro Silberstein

  • By Mountainlikers /

Álvaro Silberstein is cofounder of Wheel the World, an online marketplace for people with disabilities to plan and book accessible trips. Since 2018, Wheel the World has allowed more than 1,000 travelers to have accessible travel experiences in destinations like Machu Picchu, Easter Island and Patagonia, operated by trained and certified local travel businesses. Their goal is to allow millions of travelers with disabilities to explore thousands of destinations.

Alvaro, is a Chilean entrepreneur, public speaker, and disability advocate, with a background in management consultancy for leading companies in LATAM, and also worked as an advisor for the Chilean government in the development of the National Strategy for the social inclusion of people with disabilities in Chile.

Alvaro is 34 years old, Engineer from the Universidad Católica de Chile, and MBA from the University of California Berkeley Haas School of Business.

06 Feb

Alvaro Silberstein

  • By Mountainlikers /

Álvaro Silberstein is the co-founder of Wheel the World, an online marketplace that allows disabled people to plan and book accessible trips. Since 2018, Wheel the World has allowed more than 1,000 travelers to experience accessible travel experiences in destinations such as Machu Picchu, Eastern Iceland and Patagonia, supported by trained and certified local travel agencies. Their goal is to allow millions of disabled travelers to explore thousands of destinations.

Alvaro is a Chilean entrepreneur, a speaker and an advocate for disabled people, with experience as a management consultant for leading companies in Latin America; He also worked as a consultant for the Chilean government in the development of the National Strategy for the social inclusion of handicapped persons in Chile.

Alvaro, 34 years old, is an engineer graduated from the Université Catholique du Chili, and obtained an MBA from the Haas School of Business at the University of California Berkeley.

06 Feb

Alvaro Silberstein

  • By Mountainlikers /

Álvaro Silberstein is the co-founder of Wheel the World, a market online for persons with disabilities in which they can plan and book accessible trips. Since 2018, Wheel the World has allowed more than 1000 people to have accessible travel experiences in destinations such as Machu Picchu, Easter Island and Patagonia, operated by trained and certified local travel companies. Its objective is to allow one million travelers with disabilities to explore thousands of destinations.

Álvaro, a Chilean entrepreneur and lecturer who advocates for the rights of the disabled, has experience in management consulting for leading companies in Latin America and has worked as an advisor to the Chilean Government in the development of the National Strategy for the social inclusion of people with disabilities in the country.

Álvaro is 34 years old, is an engineer from the Universidad Católica de Chile and has a master's degree in Business Administration from the Berkeley Haas School of Business at the University of California.