Aura Camacho-Maas is originally from Bogota, Colombia, South America. She has lived in the USA since 1981. She was the founder and director of the Latin American Resource Center, LARC, a non-profit agency that for two decades was dedicated to the improvement of human relations through education. Today she combines her strong hands-on personal development, institutional, leadership, and communication experience and skills and a lifelong exposure to multicultural, multilingual and multi-generational communities with the lessons learned in her spiritual path as she seeks practical solutions for human dysfunction. She has a Bachelor in Multi-Disciplinary Studies, Business Administration and Communications from North Carolina State University; Leadership Triangle, Triangle Community Foundation; Non-Profit Management Program, Duke University; Leadership Institute, Association of Performing Arts Presenters, University of California at Berkeley, California; Frances Hesselbain Fellow, Peter Drucker Foundation; and a fellow of the William C. Friday Fellowship for Human Relations. She has extensive experiential spiritual learning from indigenous peoples in the Americas including the Shipibo and Q'ero communities in Peru. ​