ABOUT ME
Hi, I’m Beatriz. I have spent more than two decades building technology, companies and decision systems.
My work has always been about connecting worlds that other people tend to keep separate: software, business, creativity and people.
I started in 2000 in the aerospace sector, developing software for environments where error was not an option. In the years that followed, I moved through almost every layer of digital development: websites, e-commerce, mobile applications, automation, systems integration and, later, AI applied to product.
In 2014, I founded Pibeca Solutions, a technology agency based in Madrid. What started as a small operation became a full-service agency with teams of up to 40 people, projects in more than a dozen countries across Europe, America and Africa, and clients in very different sectors: tourism, retail, healthcare, education, e-commerce, institutions, insurance and multinational companies.
For a long time, I tried to explain my career with a single label. It did not fit. Today I understand that the pattern was always the same: connecting technology, business, decisions and people to build with less noise and more clarity.
I like systems, not cages. The goal was never to make everything rigid, but to build with enough judgement to leave room for what also matters: thinking, creating, changing your mind and breathing.
Today, I lead three companies and work at the intersection of product, strategy and the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Pibeca has been operating since 2014, serving companies that need to build, launch and grow digital products. The Snuglies is my crochet kit brand, positioned as a mental wellbeing tool. And Foundeia is my current focus: a decision intelligence platform for Spanish-speaking founders, launched in 2026 and recognised in the 108th edition of mentorDay with three awards.
Along the way, I learned things no management manual teaches. One of them is that delegation is not an operational trick, but a decision about the kind of company you want to build. I learned that late, after experiencing burnout.
I mentor founders, speak at events when the context makes sense, and get involved in high-potential projects from a strategic perspective.
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After so many years building, I have come to a simple conviction: entrepreneurship does not fail because of a lack of ideas, but because of a lack of judgment when deciding what to do with them. That is what drives me today, in everything I build.