Kryssya Michaelle Sermeno Camacho
The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program is a Fulbright Exchange which brings accomplished mid-career professionals from developing countries to the United States for a year of study, professional development, and networking.
Humphrey Fellows
Alicia Arteaga Salgado, Nicaragua
Amin Taumoefolau, Tonga
Anastasiya Khamiankova, Belarus
Arooj Pirzadeh, Pakistan
Francis Stephen Nyonzo, Tanzania
Gulnara Ismailova, Azerbaijan
Hadjer Neggaz, Algeria
Ju Yong Lee, South Korea
Kryssya Michaelle Sermeno Camacho, El Salvador
Mehran Khan, Pakistan
Samira Ousmane Mamoudou, Niger
Soethiri Thunder, Myanmar
Kryssya Michaelle Sermeno Camacho
El Salvador
Kryssya Michaelle Sermeno Camacho is a versatile and people-oriented professional who views regulatory policy as an instrument for economic development. Currently a government and regulatory expert for a CAF-funded project in economic growth and digital transformation, Michaelle is committed to improving the quality of regulations, digitalizing permits, and promoting investment and innovation. Michaelle has extensive experience in regulatory policy, government, international cooperation, and leading politically sensitive projects. Her previous positions include serving as Manager at the Regulatory Improvement Agency and Technical Coordinator for its Fomilenio II program; Peace and Political Dialogue project leader with the UNDP; Legal Director of the Agency for Public Information and Data Protection; Senior Tax Consultant with Ernst & Young; and Judicial Counsel for the Supreme Court of Justice. Michaelle also advocates for mental health awareness and is registering a trademark for her own entrepreneurial venture focused on well-being and mindfulness.
During her Humphrey Fellowship, Michaelle is interested in exploring the intersection of regulatory design and behavioral economics and identifying new approaches for regulating highly sophisticated areas such as technology, AI, metaverse, and blockchain. She aims to promote a regulatory environment that fosters development by advising policymakers, training public servants, and teaching low-income students.
- Master’s Degree in Human Rights and Democracy with Specialty in Political Processes - Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Mexico City, Mexico 2023
- Master’s Degree in International Affairs: International Economy & Development - Texas A & M University, College Station, TX 2012
- Bachelor’s Degree in Law - Dr. Jose Matias Delgado University, San Salvador, El Salvador 2006
