Vivian Aguilar
- 25+ years building and running technology companies
- Women Who Code Guatemala (2019–2024) · Aurora STEAM Guatemala (2024–present)
- Certified Scrum Master · MIT Sloan AI Strategy
"I co-founded my first technology company in 1999 and ran it for nearly twenty years. Twenty-five years of watching the same problem repeat: knowledge that walks out with the team, code only the vendor understands, clients who can't touch their own systems. That is why I built Nexa Devs the way I did."
Before Nexa Devs, Vivian co-founded Viaro Networks in 1999 and ran it as Senior IT Project Manager for nearly twenty years. That history matters: she didn't start Nexa Devs because she was a good engineer looking for independence. She's a serial founder who has built and operated technology companies across different markets, team structures, and economic cycles, directly accountable for client outcomes the entire time.
She holds two MBAs from Universidad Francisco Marroquín (Finance and Marketing) and has completed advanced programs at MIT Sloan (AI for Business Strategy) and MIT (Digital Transformation). In 2018, while already running Nexa Devs, she went back to UC Berkeley Extension to study full stack web development. A CEO voluntarily relearning to build things from scratch mid-career is a specific kind of signal: she is not a founder who drifted away from the technical side as the company grew.
From 2019 to 2024 she served as Network Director for Women Who Code Guatemala, a US-founded international nonprofit with chapters across six continents, and has continued that community work since 2024 as Network Director for Aurora STEAM Guatemala.
Her Background
- B.Sc. Management Information Systems, UFM
- MBA (Finance + Marketing), UFM
- UC Berkeley Extension: Full Stack Web Development (2018–2019)
- MIT Sloan: AI for Business Strategy + MIT: Digital Transformation
- Network Director: Women Who Code Guatemala (2019–2024) → Aurora STEAM Guatemala (2024–present)

